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Chairman George Friedman discusses the recent protests in Cuba and dives into the past, present, and future of its geopolitical importance. Analyst Ekaterina Zolotova takes us on a tour of Central Asia and explores its potential for destabilization. Also, East Asia expert Phillip Orchard explains why the Chinese foreign minister's visit to the Middle East is on his radar. To read George's recent article on Cuba go to: http://ow.ly/37Jl50FAczC.
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