Podcast Episodes

GIS Radio: Digital ID: The visible and hidden implications

Season 2 Episode 245

Countries are rolling out digital identification schemes, but many citizens are protesting – and they may have a point. An analysis by Vahan P. Roth. Read the full report here.

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GIS Radio: Europe’s strategic dependence on China: The next energy crisis?

Season 2 Episode 244

Europe faces a challenging period ahead as it works toward decarbonization while reducing supply-chain risks from China. An analysis by Karl-Friedrich Israel. Read the full report here. 

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GIS Radio: Colombia: Petro facing mounting pressure

Season 2 Episode 243

A deepening clash with Washington, rising violence and mounting economic strain have pushed Colombia into its most volatile moment in decades. An analysis by Alejandro Peña Esclusa. Read the report h…

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GIS Radio: The future of the U.S.-Australia partnership

Season 2 Episode 242

Until recently, the Albanese administration had been tentative in its dealings with President Trump, but will likely find common ground moving forward. An analysis by James Jay Carafano. Read the rep…

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GIS Radio: Timor-Leste charts its post-oil future

Season 2 Episode 241

Timor-Leste, a small nation heavily reliant on oil, finds itself in a delicate position, grappling with economic downturns and dwindling resources. An analysis by Jaime Nogueira Pinto. Read the repor…

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GIS Radio: Kuril Islands become a Sino-Russian fortress against Japan

Season 2 Episode 240

The Kuril Islands dispute, long a bilateral issue between Russia and Japan, is increasingly shaped by Moscow’s dependence on Beijing. An analysis by Stefan Hedlund. Read the report here.

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GIS Radio: Gen-Z protests ignite across Morocco

Season 2 Episode 239

The youth-led “Gen-Z 212” movement demands reforms in education and healthcare, as well as stronger anti-corruption measures. A report by Federica Saini Fasanotti. Read the full report here.

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GIS Radio: Delhi’s ambitious plan for naval power and strategic deterrence

Season 2 Episode 238

A new 15-year defense strategy outlines India’s expansive naval modernization to counter growing threats from China and Pakistan. An analysis by James E. Fanell. Read the report here. 

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Ukraine from the front lines: How technology, morale and innovation are shaping both the Ukraine conflict and the future of warfare: A first-hand account

Season 1 Episode 10

In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, GIS Managing Editor Andrew Kureth speaks with Dr. Paul Schwennesen, a GIS expert who has spent months embedded with Ukrainian forces on the frontlines. 

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Published on 1 week, 3 days ago

GIS Radio: Europe’s brain drain: Can the EU compete for talent?

Season 2 Episode 237

The European Union is losing in a human resources race as global rivals outpace the bloc in attracting skilled talent. An analysis by Karl-Friedrich Israel. Read the report here.

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Published on 1 week, 3 days ago