Warfronts

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The Greenland Crisis Has Broken NATO
2026/1/22 | 24 mins.
Trump’s Greenland threats rattled allies and exposed NATO’s fragility. Explore how brinkmanship, broken trust, and one crisis may have permanently reshaped the Western alliance.

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Why the Protests in Iran Failed
2026/1/21 | 20 mins.
Why Iran’s massive protests collapsed: brutal repression, fractured opposition, ironclad security forces, and false hopes of foreign intervention reveal how the regime survived—and why unrest may return.

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Are We REALLY Doing This?
2026/1/21 | 20 mins.
Trump wants Greenland—by force if necessary. But here’s the absurd truth: the US already controls everything that actually matters, making this reckless gamble unnecessary, dangerous, and alliance-shattering.

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The UAE is in MASSIVE Trouble.
2026/1/21 | 44 mins.
The UAE’s proxy empire is collapsing. From Yemen to Sudan, Abu Dhabi’s regional ambitions are unraveling fast—triggering backlash, alliances, and a looming geopolitical reckoning.

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No-one is Talking about Nicaragua...
2026/1/16 | 19 mins.
Why Nicaragua’s dictatorship is suddenly terrified: how Maduro’s capture, Cuba’s collapse, and Trump’s revived Monroe Doctrine could make Ortega the next authoritarian domino in Latin America to finally fall down.

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About Warfronts

Warfronts takes a deep dive into the world’s most significant conflicts, past and present. Now available as a podcast, we explore modern wars, the politics behind them, and how they shape the world today. Whether it’s a forgotten battle or the ongoing struggles in global hotspots, we break it down in a straightforward and engaging way. Perfect for history buffs and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of war and conflict. Hosted by Simon Whistler.

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