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GIS Reports: The V4 and the future of regional action in Europe
Season 2 Episode 236
The Visegrad Group faces diminishing influence as shifting interests and politics reshape Central Europe’s model for cooperation. A report by James J…
8 months, 4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: African influence in DRC fades as U.S.-backed deal takes lead
Season 2 Episode 235
South Africa has withdrawn from the DRC peace mission, as regional fractures deepen. The U.S.-led deal highlights resource-driven geopolitics. An ana…
8 months, 4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: U.S. cybersecurity policy under Trump
Season 2 Episode 234
The Trump administration’s 2025 cybersecurity reset reduces federal oversight while sharpening its focus on foreign threats and critical technologies…
9 months ago
GIS Radio: What is holding up progress on small modular reactors?
Season 2 Episode 233
Factory-built reactors offer a scalable, low-carbon solution for climate and digital needs yet still face legacy challenges to nuclear deployment. An…
9 months ago
GIS Radio: Stabilizing Gaza under the Trump plan
Season 2 Episode 232
A historic U.S.-mediated ceasefire in Gaza offers hope for peace, but regional dynamics and doubts about Hamas’s compliance challenge its fragile sus…
9 months ago
GIS Radio: Global copper supply chains under escalating stress
Season 2 Episode 231
The industrial metal is trading at record-high prices as states aim to secure supply amid geopolitical rivalry and the green transition. An analysis …
9 months ago
GIS Radio: U.S.-Pakistan path to nowhere
Season 2 Episode 230
Ties between the two countries have warmed, but strategic priorities pull Washington toward India and the South Caucasus. An analysis by James Jay Ca…
9 months ago
GIS Radio: U.S.-India embrace turns to transactional tension
Season 2 Episode 229
Tariffs and shifting relations with Pakistan, along with uncertainties about the Quad, cast doubt on the once-robust U.S.-India partnership. An analy…
9 months, 1 week ago
GIS Radio: Angola at 50: Resources, unrest and a political crossroads
Season 2 Episode 228
Post-independence Angola has been defined by inequality, unrest and contested power. That may change. An analysis by Teresa Nogueira Pinto. Read the …
9 months, 1 week ago
GIS Radio: The myths of central bank independence
Season 2 Episode 227
Once designed to protect economies from political influence, central banks have instead become political actors in their own right. An analysis by En…
9 months, 1 week ago