Geopolitics and worldly journalist John Dolan (who was fired or kicked out of a couple places for talking about ongoing war crimes, like in the KSA and East Timor), along with various guests who specialise in foreign affairs and military matters. The podcast plays in the browser, no need for an app on mobile or desktop, though I definitely recommend the previous episodes all the way back to 2015 when they probably had mentions of the things the US and UK were helping the Saudi military with in that region.
That Reuters article talks of the US thinking China has some ability to leverage Iran against Yemen. This is the US flailing ineffectually, because as we have seen, there is no leverage. The US admitted only this past week that the air strikes are not doing anything, but they'll keep on doing them anyway. If that isn't the indicator of headless chickenness of the US losing control, I dread to think what would.
Afghanistan falling to the Taliban again can be seen as the sundowning of the US interests in that region. Blood was in the water then, and it's kind of shocking how fast things are unfolding. I figured it'd be a 50 year decline, and yet here we are, barely a couple years later and stuff is falling apart with Iraq and Syria withdrawal now being on the table. That was totally not a thing before these events.
EDIT: Interesting thing, The Radio War Nerd podcast mentioned things last year that are now fact in terms of the Ukraine conflict that another podcast I listen to, War on the Rocks, didn't raise or considered unlikely, such as shell hunger, Russia gaining ground and the US losing interest after the failed counteroffensive. They also talked about Taiwan and what's the deal there (not much).