2024-03-04
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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Connor Boyle.
We're getting back into our recent live event with journalist and best selling author Tim Marshall for this episode.
If you didn't catch part one, just hop back an episode to get up to speed.
Tim was on stage at Londons Conway hall to discuss his popular geography based books including prisoners of geography and his latest, the Future of geography, how power and politics in space will change our world.
He also took questions on how the lay of the land affects the current crisis we see in regions ranging from Ukraine to Israel and Gaza.
Tim was a foreign correspondent for Sky News for over two decades and spent a lot of time reporting from the Middle east.
Joining Tim on stage with this event was our host, the journalist and presenter riddler Shaw.
Let's jump back into the conversation now.
We join the discussion with Riddler, exploring the themes of Tim's latest book, which looks at how countries competing against each other in the space race will be the next big geographical tussle down here on earth.
Thinking then about this new frontier that you've opened up in your new book, and that's space.