Tim Talks Politics
Tim Milosch, Ronald Dodson, Stephen MansfieldEngage with news and politics without getting caught up in the hype and polarization
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May 22, 2026: All (geo)politics is global
In which, the Trump administration pushes its geostrategic efforts forward on three fronts, and the geopolitical periphery feels the effects.
Back from Beijing
May 15: Summit diplomacy in a world on edge
In which, Trump and Xi finally meet and neither is quite where they would prefer to be.
Summit diplomacy in a world on edge
The Kurds in the New Middle East with Stephen Mansfield
One of America’s most faithful allies in the Middle East is a people group without a country. Most Americans would probably hear “Middle East” and “people group without a country,” and immediately conclude we’re talking about the Palestinia...
May 8: Endgame in Hormuz?
In which, America and Iran eye off ramps for the standoff in Hormuz, France gets into the action, and I think I might’ve identified a core divide between America’s major political parties.
Endgame in Hormuz?
May 1: Is the ceasefire over?
In which, America is once again considering its options on Iran, Russia gets bloodied in Africa, and President Trump is once again in the crosshairs (literally and figuratively).
Is the ceasefire over?
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Explaining the "Whys?" and "Hows?" behind American politics, government and foreign policy.
Political Theology, Global Risk, Geopolitics “Greet Apelles, who is approved in Christ” Romans 16:10
Stephen Mansfield is a New York Times bestselling author and an in-demand speaker. He leads a firm in Washington DC that coaches speakers and advises leaders worldwide. He is known for speeches of depth and humor and love of Notre Dame football.
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