The World of Intelligence
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Janes podcast takes the debate on the ever-increasing role of unclassified intelligence to new levels.
Episodes 137
Venezuela after Maduro: What comes next?
Venezuela is at a crossroads. Its leadership has changed, but many of the institutions, political actors, and power structures that defined the Maduro era remain. Is the country moving towards meaningful …
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Venezuela is at a crossroads. Its leadership has changed, but many of the institutions, political actors, and power structures that defined the Maduro era remain. Is the country moving towards meaningful political transition, or is the existing system simply adapting? In this episode of the World of Intelligence podcast, Cristina Varriale and Sean Corbett are joined by Dr Pablo Uchoa and Dr Estefania Dominguez to explore what comes next for Venezuela. They examine the shifting balance of political and military power, the evolving relationship with the United States, the strategic importance of oil and critical minerals, and the political and economic pressures that could shape the country’s future. They also reveal how intelligence analysts cut through competing narratives and information noise to identify the signals that matter.Yemen at a Crossroads: Why a Regional Conflict Matters Globally
The conflict in Yemen has entered a new and dangerous phase, with renewed fighting between Ansar Allah (the Houthis) and Saudi-backed government forces. But this is more than a localised conflict. From threats …
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The conflict in Yemen has entered a new and dangerous phase, with renewed fighting between Ansar Allah (the Houthis) and Saudi-backed government forces. But this is more than a localised conflict. From threats to global shipping routes and energy supplies to shifting regional power dynamics, developments in Yemen have far-reaching implications. In this episode of the World of Intelligence podcast, Sean Corbett, Cristina Varriale are joined by Janes analysts Daniel Burge, and Jack Nicholls to examine the latest developments on the ground, assess Ansar Allah's military capabilities and strategic ambitions, explore the complex relationship with Iran, and discuss what may come next. They also share how intelligence analysts navigate one of the world's most challenging information environments to separate fact from narrative.What does the Iran conflict reveal about China's wider strategic ambitions?
As tensions across the Middle East continue to reshape regional security dynamics, what does the conflict involving Iran reveal about China's strategic ambitions? In this episode of the Janes World of …
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As tensions across the Middle East continue to reshape regional security dynamics, what does the conflict involving Iran reveal about China's strategic ambitions? In this episode of the Janes World of Intelligence podcast, host Sean Corbett is joined by Janes analysts Claire Chu and Sasha Chopenko to examine the evolving relationship between China and Iran, and how recent events are influencing Beijing's approach to diplomacy, security, trade, and regional influence. Together, they explore the strategic value of the partnership, China's carefully calibrated response to the conflict, and the challenges of balancing relations with Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other Gulf states. The discussion also examines what China may be learning from modern conflicts, from sanctions resilience and energy security to military modernisation, supply-chain vulnerabilities, and the growing importance of long-term strategic endurance. Finally, the speakers assess how Beijing's relationship with Iran could evolve in the years ahead, and what the implications may be for the wider international order.NATO Beyond the Numbers: Capability, Commitment and Alliance Readiness
NATO allies have committed to ambitious defence spending goals, but funding alone does not create military capability. In this episode, Janes analysts Guy Anderson and Andrew MacDonald join Sean Corbett and …
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NATO allies have committed to ambitious defence spending goals, but funding alone does not create military capability. In this episode, Janes analysts Guy Anderson and Andrew MacDonald join Sean Corbett and Cristina Varriale to assess what the latest NATO Summit reveals about the alliance's progress towards greater readiness, resilience and deterrence. Together, they examine defence investment trends, industrial capacity, collaborative procurement and the economic realities that could shape future outcomes. The conversation explores where progress is being made, where risks remain, and what industry should watch as governments seek to translate political commitments into meaningful capability.Intelligence in the Age of AI: Adapting for a Decade of Disruption
In this episode of World of Intelligence, Cristina Varriale and Sean Corbett are joined by Major General Dominic Goulet, Deputy Director for Commonwealth Integration at the US Defense Intelligence Agency, and …
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In this episode of World of Intelligence, Cristina Varriale and Sean Corbett are joined by Major General Dominic Goulet, Deputy Director for Commonwealth Integration at the US Defense Intelligence Agency, and retired Major General John Howard, former Chief of Defence Intelligence for the New Zealand Defence Force. Together, they explore the future of intelligence, the role of AI in analysis, the growing importance of unclassified intelligence, and what intelligence leaders must do to adapt to an era defined by disruption, speed and information abundance.Energy Security in Crisis
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into the pressing issue of energy security in the context of recent global disruptions. Joined by Ben Cahill, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, we …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into the pressing issue of energy security in the context of recent global disruptions. Joined by Ben Cahill, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, we explore the current landscape of energy supply chains and the geopolitical factors at play, particularly in oil and gas markets. Ben provides insights into the unprecedented shock stemming from the Gulf region, the implications for countries reliant on these energy resources, and the complex adjustments markets are making in response. We also discuss the longer-term impacts of these disruptions on energy consumption patterns and the potential for a renewed focus on alternative energy sources. Tune in for a comprehensive analysis that sheds light on the intricacies of energy security and its critical significance for global stability.China’s Naval Ambition: Capability, Credibility and Global Impact
China’s naval capabilities are expanding at pace — but scale alone does not equal power. In this episode of The World of Intelligence, Janes analyst Mike Plunkett, Senior Naval Platforms joins Sean Corbett and …
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China’s naval capabilities are expanding at pace — but scale alone does not equal power. In this episode of The World of Intelligence, Janes analyst Mike Plunkett, Senior Naval Platforms joins Sean Corbett and Cristina Varriale to examine what the rapid modernisation of the People’s Liberation Army Navy really means for regional stability and global security. Drawing on unclassified intelligence, satellite imagery and long term capability assessment, the discussion explores how China has moved from a coastal defence force to a modern fleet with global ambitions. The episode unpacks the drivers behind this transformation — from Taiwan and regional deterrence to economic security and global prestige — and assesses where capability outpaces operational credibility.The New Battleground: Grey Zone and Hybrid Warfare Explained
Grey zone and hybrid warfare are no longer peripheral challenges—they are shaping the security environment that democracies must navigate every day. In this episode of World of Intelligence, Christina Varriale …
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Grey zone and hybrid warfare are no longer peripheral challenges—they are shaping the security environment that democracies must navigate every day. In this episode of World of Intelligence, Christina Varriale and Sean Corbett are joined by Elisabeth Braw, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council to unpack what grey zone and hybrid warfare really mean, and why precision in how we define them matters. The conversation explores how hostile actors operate below the threshold of armed conflict, blending kinetic and non kinetic activity to disrupt societies, undermine trust and complicate decision making. From sabotage and cyber operations to disinformation, espionage and the weaponisation of migration, the discussion examines how these tactics have evolved in scale, scope and intent—particularly since 2022. The panel considers what this means for governments, industry and society at large, including the role of public awareness, resilience and open source intelligence in identifying and mitigating grey zone activity. They also discuss why confronting conflict below the threshold is one of the defining security challenges of our time.Arctic Realities: The High North’s Strategic Balance and Why it Matters
In this episode of World of Intelligence, hosts Cristina Varriale and Sean Corbett, Chair of the Janes Advisory Board, are joined by Professor Dr Katarzyna Zysk of the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies to …
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In this episode of World of Intelligence, hosts Cristina Varriale and Sean Corbett, Chair of the Janes Advisory Board, are joined by Professor Dr Katarzyna Zysk of the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies to examine why the High North matters for global security. They explore its strategic geography; sea based nuclear deterrent considerations; undersea cables and critical infrastructure; and the operational realities that shape ISR and communications in austere Arctic conditions.Blurred Frontlines: Why Overlooked African Conflicts Matter to Global Security
Conflicts across Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea rarely dominate international headlines, yet their strategic importance, humanitarian consequences, and implications for global security are …
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Conflicts across Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea rarely dominate international headlines, yet their strategic importance, humanitarian consequences, and implications for global security are considerable. In this episode of World of Intelligence, host Cristina Varriale is joined by Sean Corbett, Chair of the Janes Advisory Board, along with Janes analysts Maria Lampoudi and Chris Hawkins, to examine the complex dynamics driving instability across the region. Together, they explore the realities on the ground, including the evolution of Sudan’s civil war, ongoing Ethiopia–Eritrea tensions, shifting alliances, competing armed groups, and the influence of international actors. They assess critical indicators such as military movements, political transitions, armed group capabilities, and the reliability of available information, illustrating how Janes experts anticipate future trajectories in environments where data is fragmented and misinformation is widespread.Operational lessons from Ukraine’s deep-strike campaign
In this episode of World of Intelligence, hosts Kate Cox and Sean Corbett are joined by Alexander Stronell, Manager of OSINT Force Monitoring (OFM), and Miko Vranic, Lead Russia analyst, to unpack one of the …
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In this episode of World of Intelligence, hosts Kate Cox and Sean Corbett are joined by Alexander Stronell, Manager of OSINT Force Monitoring (OFM), and Miko Vranic, Lead Russia analyst, to unpack one of the most daring operations of the Ukraine-Russia conflict – ‘Operation Spiderweb’. Together, they break down how in June 2025 Ukraine executed a meticulously planned series of drone strikes reaching deep into Russian territory, disrupting strategic bomber bases from European Russia to the Far East. The team explores the tactical ingenuity behind the attacks, the intelligence tradecraft used to assess the damage, and the ripple effects across Russia’s long range aviation and nuclear deterrent posture.Iran’s Unrest, Decoded: Protests, Power, and the Nuclear Trajectory
Iran’s latest wave of protests—sparked by currency collapse and rapidly shifting into anti government unrest—has been forcefully suppressed by a highly layered security apparatus. In this episode, our hosts …
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Iran’s latest wave of protests—sparked by currency collapse and rapidly shifting into anti government unrest—has been forcefully suppressed by a highly layered security apparatus. In this episode, our hosts Sean Corbett and Cristina Varriale are joined by Lewis Smart, Principal Analyst from Country Intelligence's MENA team, cut through conflicting narratives to explain why the regime remains intact for now, how elite cohesion and information control has shaped events, and which indicators matter for future instability. They also examine external pressures, including sanctions and U.S. force posture, and assess how Iran’s nuclear ambitions intersect with domestic unrest to shape the country’s next moves.Round up of 2025
Join hosts Sean Corbett and Cristina Varriale as they wrap up another great year for The World of Intelligence podcast. In this special episode, they look back on 19 thought-provoking discussions that explored …
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Join hosts Sean Corbett and Cristina Varriale as they wrap up another great year for The World of Intelligence podcast. In this special episode, they look back on 19 thought-provoking discussions that explored global security trends, hard-to-reach intelligence targets, and the evolving role of open-source intelligence in modern analysis. From North Korea’s opaque dynamics to NATO’s defence pledges, predictive intelligence models, and the rise of hybrid warfare, Sean and Cristina share their personal highlights and lessons learned. They also reveal what’s next for 2026, expect timely “shorts”, new studio recordings, and deep dives into China, Russia, Iran, forgotten conflicts, and cutting-edge technologies such as Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Whether you are an analyst, policymaker, or simply curious about how intelligence shapes global affairs, this episode offers a candid, insightful, and forward-looking conversation on tradecraft, technology, and the challenges ahead. 🎧 Listen now and discover why OSINT remains one of the most powerful tools in understanding today’s complex security landscape.Fundamentals first: The case for foundational intelligence today
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into the critical importance of foundational intelligence in defense analysis. Hosted by Kate Cox, our panel of experts, including Sean Corbett, Dylan …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into the critical importance of foundational intelligence in defense analysis. Hosted by Kate Cox, our panel of experts, including Sean Corbett, Dylan Lurkey, and Tom Barton from Janes, explores how foundational intelligence serves as the essential building blocks for effective military analysis. We discuss its role in understanding current intelligence, the intricacies of data verification, and the evolving landscape of technology and its impact on decision-making. Join us as we uncover why foundational intelligence remains indispensable in an era of rapidly changing security dynamics and how it can enhance operational effectiveness for defense professionals.Knowledge to understanding and how to get there - part two
In the second part of our enlightening discussion on The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley delves deeper into the intricate relationship between data tribalism and effective decision-making within …
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In the second part of our enlightening discussion on The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley delves deeper into the intricate relationship between data tribalism and effective decision-making within military and intelligence frameworks. Joined by experts, we explore how human tribal instincts can hinder the integration of critical data across various sectors, ultimately impacting operational efficiency. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of building trust and collaboration among different units to harness the full potential of artificial intelligence and data analytics. As we navigate through the complexities of tradecraft and the evolving landscape of defense intelligence, listeners will gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies. Join us as we unpack the essential steps toward transforming knowledge into actionable understanding in the defense community.Knowledge to understanding and how to get there - part one
In this first part of our episode titled "Knowledge to Understanding and How to Get There," I, Harry Kemsley, delve into the critical transition from data overload to clear, decisive action in military …
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In this first part of our episode titled "Knowledge to Understanding and How to Get There," I, Harry Kemsley, delve into the critical transition from data overload to clear, decisive action in military contexts. Joined by my co-host Sean Corbett and esteemed guest Lieutenant General (Ret.) Mike Growen, we explore the challenges of navigating an information-rich environment. We discuss the necessity of elevating human cognition above mere data collection, emphasizing the role of technology and AI as facilitators of understanding rather than replacements for human judgment. As we unpack the complexities of decision-making and the cultural barriers within military structures, we lay the groundwork for how to harness these advancements for strategic advantage. Join us for this engaging discussion that sets the stage for our upcoming second part.China's growing influence in the Pacific
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I join esteemed co-host Sean Corbett and expert guests Dr. Greg Brown and Claire Chu to explore China's expanding influence in the Pacific. We discuss the strategic …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I join esteemed co-host Sean Corbett and expert guests Dr. Greg Brown and Claire Chu to explore China's expanding influence in the Pacific. We discuss the strategic significance of the region, examining China's diplomatic, economic, and military activities. The conversation delves into the implications of China's actions for international security, the complexities of local responses, and the role of open-source intelligence in analyzing these dynamics. We highlight the shifting geopolitical landscape, the importance of understanding local interests, and the ongoing competition between great powers in this vital area. Tune in for an insightful analysis of the evolving power dynamics in the Pacific.US-Mexico border security
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the complex dynamics of US-Mexico border security, focusing on the escalating threat posed by serious and organized crime. Joined by analysts Matt …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the complex dynamics of US-Mexico border security, focusing on the escalating threat posed by serious and organized crime. Joined by analysts Matt Henman and Estefania Dominguez, we explore the internal security challenges Mexico faces and the implications for U.S. national security. We discuss the evolving tactics of organized crime groups, including their increasing use of technology such as drones, and how these developments impact border security strategies. Our conversation highlights the vital role of open-source intelligence in understanding these trends and the necessity of verifying information in a landscape rife with misinformation. Tune in for an insightful analysis of how these issues shape the broader security landscape.Assessing NATO's funding commitment
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I, Harry Kemsley, alongside my co-host Sean Corbett, delve into NATO's recent funding commitments, particularly the ambitious target of 5% of GDP for defense …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I, Harry Kemsley, alongside my co-host Sean Corbett, delve into NATO's recent funding commitments, particularly the ambitious target of 5% of GDP for defense spending. We explore the implications of this target, dissecting the implications of NATO's summit declaration and how nations plan to achieve these goals amidst varying political landscapes. Our discussion features insights from Janes experts Andrew MacDonald and Guy Anderson as they analyze the real, behind-the-scenes impact of budgetary commitments, the potential for "creative accounting," and the long-term consequences for defense capabilities. Join us as we uncover the truth behind NATO's funding strategies and what it means for military readiness in a changing global security environment.Unpacking the Myanmar crisis
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the complex and often overlooked Myanmar crisis. Joined by strategic analyst Tony Davis, we explore the ramifications of the military coup that erupted …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the complex and often overlooked Myanmar crisis. Joined by strategic analyst Tony Davis, we explore the ramifications of the military coup that erupted in 2021, the significant humanitarian impact, and the role of regional powers such as China. As we unpack the geostrategic significance of Myanmar, we discuss how the ongoing conflict could catalyze regional instability and transnational organized crime. With over 3 million people displaced and the potential for further state collapse, this conversation sheds light on why Myanmar warrants our attention and the possible futures that lie ahead. Tune in for insights on this critical global security issue.AI for automated OSINT reconnaissance - part two
In this engaging episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley dives into the second part of our exploration of AI's role in automated OSINT reconnaissance. Building on insights from the first …
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In this engaging episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley dives into the second part of our exploration of AI's role in automated OSINT reconnaissance. Building on insights from the first episode, we discuss the practical applications of AI within the intelligence cycle, addressing both its potential and the inherent risks of over-reliance on technology. Listeners will hear experts examine the importance of human oversight in AI-driven analysis and the critical nature of effective prompt engineering. As we navigate the complexities of integrating AI into intelligence practices, we emphasize the necessity of maintaining traditional tradecraft while embracing innovative tools. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that bridges technical capabilities and the future of intelligence.AI for automated OSINT reconnaissance - part one
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley delves into the practical applications of artificial intelligence in open-source intelligence (OSINT) reconnaissance. Joined by co-host Sean …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley delves into the practical applications of artificial intelligence in open-source intelligence (OSINT) reconnaissance. Joined by co-host Sean Corbett and expert guest Jim Clover, the discussion navigates the effective utilization of AI technology in the intelligence community. They explore how to harness AI for data summarization and analysis, emphasizing the importance of prompt engineering to enhance output accuracy. The conversation acknowledges the limitations of AI while highlighting its potential to democratize access to information, ultimately refining the intelligence cycle. This is part one of a two-part series, setting the stage for deeper insights into the evolving role of AI in defense intelligence. Tune in to discover how AI is reshaping the landscape of OSINT.Yemen's role in global security
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into Yemen's critical role in global security. Co-hosted by Kate Cox and featuring expert analysts James Trigg and Aparna Aiyar, we explore the recent …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, we delve into Yemen's critical role in global security. Co-hosted by Kate Cox and featuring expert analysts James Trigg and Aparna Aiyar, we explore the recent developments surrounding Yemen, including the implications of the US-Ansar Allah ceasefire deal and the ongoing conflict's impact on regional dynamics. We examine Yemen's significance as a strategic player, its influence on global shipping routes, and the complexities of its geopolitical relationships, particularly with Iran and Israel. Our discussion highlights the evolving threat posed by Ansar Allah and the group's capacity to sustain its military operations despite significant challenges. Join us for an insightful analysis of how Yemen's situation reverberates through international security landscapes.World of Intelligence Journey
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I have the pleasure of hosting a captivating discussion with Janes' own Harry Kemsley and Sean Corbett. We take a reflective journey through the evolution of the …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I have the pleasure of hosting a captivating discussion with Janes' own Harry Kemsley and Sean Corbett. We take a reflective journey through the evolution of the podcast, exploring its origins, the rise of open source intelligence (OSINT), and the growing significance of technology in the field. Harry and Sean share their insights on how OSINT has transformed from an afterthought to a vital resource for intelligence professionals. We delve into the ethical considerations of intelligence analysis and the pressing challenges posed by misinformation. As we look ahead, the conversation emphasizes the importance of adapting to emerging trends and the responsibility we hold in delivering valuable content to our audience. Join us as we navigate the complexities of intelligence in a rapidly changing world.What increased military activity over Taiwan tells us about China's threat
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I am joined by co-host Sean Corbett and journalist Akhil Dadidel to examine the implications of China's escalating military activities around Taiwan. We delve into …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I am joined by co-host Sean Corbett and journalist Akhil Dadidel to examine the implications of China's escalating military activities around Taiwan. We delve into a recent report highlighting a staggering 50% increase in Chinese incursions into Taiwan's air defense identification zone, particularly following Taiwan's new presidential administration. Akhil shares insights into the complexities of these operations, including the use of unmanned aerial vehicles and in-flight refueling, which signal a shift in China's military strategy. We discuss the potential for increased intimidation tactics, the importance of Taiwan's monitoring capabilities, and what this means for regional security dynamics. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of current military trends and their significance for global defense intelligence.The importance of cultural understanding for OSINT
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley and co-host Sean Corbett delve into the critical role of cultural understanding in open-source intelligence (OSINT). Joined by expert Sadakin …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley and co-host Sean Corbett delve into the critical role of cultural understanding in open-source intelligence (OSINT). Joined by expert Sadakin Hamran, they explore how culture shapes perceptions and behaviors on both individual and state levels. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing subcultures and the nuances that exist within them, particularly in conflict situations, where misinterpretations can lead to severe consequences. Sadakin emphasizes the need for intelligence professionals to grasp the intangible aspects of culture to enhance their analytical capabilities. This conversation is essential for anyone involved in national security, providing insights into how cultural context influences intelligence gathering and decision-making in complex global environments.Unravelling the North Korea Enigma - part two
In this second part of our deep dive into the complexities surrounding North Korea, I continue to explore the intricate relationship between North Korea and Russia, particularly focusing on recent troop …
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In this second part of our deep dive into the complexities surrounding North Korea, I continue to explore the intricate relationship between North Korea and Russia, particularly focusing on recent troop deployments. We dissect the motivations behind North Korea's actions, weighing economic factors against the pressing need for real battlefield experience and military modernization. Our expert panel examines the effectiveness and integration of these troops in the ongoing conflict, while also considering the internal narrative within North Korea regarding their involvement and potential casualties. As we look ahead to 2025, we ponder the implications of these developments for North Korea's military strategy and geopolitical standing. Join me as we unravel the enigma of North Korea in this compelling episode of The World of Intelligence.Unravelling the North Korea Enigma - part one
In this first part of our episode titled "Unravelling the North Korea Enigma," I delve into the complexities surrounding North Korea and its relationship with South Korea, alongside my co-host Shaun Corbett and …
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In this first part of our episode titled "Unravelling the North Korea Enigma," I delve into the complexities surrounding North Korea and its relationship with South Korea, alongside my co-host Shaun Corbett and our expert guests from 38 North. We unpack the recent political turmoil in South Korea, including the declaration of martial law and its implications for inter-Korean relations. Our guests, Jenny Town, Rachel Minyoung Lee, and Martin Williams, provide insightful analysis on how these developments may be perceived in Pyongyang and the broader regional dynamics at play. We explore the muted North Korean response to South Korean politics and discuss how the current geopolitical landscape influences their strategy. Join us for a thorough examination of these critical issues as we set the stage for part two.Likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan
In this podcast Janes analysts F Xavier Casals and Claire Chu share their expertise with Harry Kemsley and Sean Corbett to explore the likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. They discuss the analytic tools …
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In this podcast Janes analysts F Xavier Casals and Claire Chu share their expertise with Harry Kemsley and Sean Corbett to explore the likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. They discuss the analytic tools and insight they use to provide a framework for indicator and warning analysis and why a non-military invasion may be more likely.Round up 2024
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, join me, Harry Kemsley, as I reflect on the significant developments in open source intelligence (OSINT) throughout 2024. We explore key themes such as …
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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, join me, Harry Kemsley, as I reflect on the significant developments in open source intelligence (OSINT) throughout 2024. We explore key themes such as misinformation, the evolving role of artificial intelligence, and the increasing reliance on OSINT for crisis analysis in regions like Sudan and Ukraine. We'll discuss the importance of data literacy and personal responsibility in navigating today's information landscape, as well as the ongoing debate surrounding the integration of OSINT within traditional intelligence frameworks. As we step into 2025, we'll identify critical areas for future exploration, including cultural influences on intelligence practices and the implications of non-traditional threats like climate change. Tune in for insights that will shape our understanding of intelligence in a rapidly changing world.
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