Will global conflicts end anytime soon, or are we entering a period of prolonged geopolitical instability? What do the wars and tensions involving Russia, Ukraine, the United States, Iran, and Europe mean for the future of international security? In this episode, we speak with Santosh Kumar Dhakal, a retired Major General of the Nepal Army, about global conflicts, military strategy, historical lessons, and the changing security environment. The discussion explores the Russia–Ukraine war, Europe's position toward Russia, and the possibility of an extended conflict involving the United States and Iran. Drawing on his military experience, Major General Dhakal also discusses the Nepalese Civil War, his visit to Lebanon, and why understanding history matters when examining war and military strategy. The conversation also turns toward South Asia's evolving geopolitical situation, potential national security threats facing Nepal, and developments involving technology and international influence. What can Nepal learn from the conflicts unfolding around the world? How can military history help us understand today's security challenges? And what should we consider when thinking about the future of global conflicts? This episode offers a perspective on international relations, geopolitical tensions, military history, and Nepal's place in a changing world. What do you think will shape the future of global conflicts? Share your thoughts in the comments. Like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share this conversation with someone interested in geopolitics and national security.
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