Arthur Snell

Geopolitics writer and commentator

London, UK

About Arthur

Arthur Snell is a British writer and commentator on geopolitics. He is the author of several books on the subject, including Elemental. He is known for his work on issues such as climate change and its impact on global politics.

Associated Podcasts

Warfare

Guest

Behind The Lines with Arthur Snell

Host

Quiet Riot

Host

Connect

Recent Appearances

FILL YOUR TANK! PREPAY YOUR GAS BILL! IT REALLY IS AN ENERGY EMERGENCY

Behind The Lines with Arthur Snell•Mar 30, 2026•44:03•host

THE SANCTUARY SCHOLARS Meet the displaced academics rewriting the future

Behind The Lines with Arthur Snell•Mar 24, 2026•1:06:01•host

Arthur Snell

About Arthur

Associated Podcasts

Warfare

Behind The Lines with Arthur Snell

Quiet Riot

Connect

Recent Appearances

FILL YOUR TANK! PREPAY YOUR GAS BILL! IT REALLY IS AN ENERGY EMERGENCY

THE SANCTUARY SCHOLARS Meet the displaced academics rewriting the future

Key Topics

Elemental: The New Geography of Climate Change

Dud's Army; A review of Reform UK in local government

Back by popular demand: Charlie Gammell on the latest in Iran

IRAN EMERGENCY EPISODE WITH CHARLIE GAMMELL

Ukraine Special Episode: John Sweeney on four years of war and heroism

South Yemen and the reshaping of the Middle East

Cryptocurrency and Political Money Laundering - the threat to the UK with Neil Barnett

Conflict in the Arctic: the reality

Deflections, Defections, and By-election Selection Reflections

The Post Western World and the Trump Regime

Everything, everywhere all at once: what 2026 might hold, with Dan Kaszeta

Iran in Crisis: Charlie Gammell on the protests

The Madness of King Donald

EMERGENCY EPISODE: Maduro, Chavez, Delcy Rodriguez and where we're going in Venezuela

A Storm of Princes: Saudi Arabia and the UAE fight over South Yemen

The New Total War: Bob Seely on Russia's Strategy

America First: A New Era in Foreign Policy with Jonathan Terra

Crisis in the Sahel: the end of Western intervention and the collapse of Mali