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GIS Radio: Eyewitness to war: Drones rewire Ukraine war
Season 2 Episode 396
Ukraine’s drones flipped the war’s balance of power, striking deep into Russia’s logistics and industry and creating a fleeting operational advantage…
3 weeks, 3 days ago
GIS Radio: Time running short for Taiwan to protect its democracy
Season 2 Episode 394
Domestic power struggles are altering Taiwan’s security outlook while Beijing expands political influence campaigns.
An analysis by Junhua Zhang. Read…
3 weeks, 5 days ago
GIS Radio: Ukraine, what next?
Season 2 Episode 394
Ukrainian attacks inside Russia and firmer Western support have upended the balance. This new pressure could lead Moscow to reconsider a path to nego…
3 weeks, 5 days ago
GIS Radio: Hormuz shock exposes Africa’s opportunity and vulnerability
Season 2 Episode 393
Africa could profit economically and geopolitically from boosting energy exports, yet structural weaknesses may prevent windfall gains.
An analysis by…
3 weeks, 6 days ago
GIS Radio: The emerging Saudi-Pakistan-Turkiye nexus
Season 2 Episode 392
Pakistan is capitalizing on its military ties with Saudi Arabia and Turkiye to gain strategic influence amid Middle East rivalries and economic trade…
4 weeks ago
GIS Radio: The UAE’s departure will test OPEC
Season 2 Episode 392
The decision shifts the balance within OPEC and could have an outsized impact on smaller producers.
An analysis by Carole Nakhle. Read the full report…
4 weeks, 1 day ago
GIS Radio: The return of power politics
Season 2 Episode 392
Post-Cold War integration increased prosperity but did not eliminate rivalry. Emerging powers and strategic risks are driving a prolonged transition.…
4 weeks, 2 days ago
GIS Radio: Data centers become the new frontlines of global power
Season 2 Episode 391
Attacks on Amazon’s cloud facilities in the Gulf underscore how data centers have moved from digital infrastructure to contested strategic assets. An…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: China is no friend of Iran
Season 2 Episode 388
China’s ties with Iran are based on utility – and if the costs rise too high, Beijing could set Tehran aside. An analysis by Aleksandra Gadzala Tirzi…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Lasting peace is impossible with the Tehran regime
Season 2 Episode 390
Only sustained, coordinated regional pressure can bring down the Iranian regime and end the turbulence it foments across the Middle East. Comment by …
1 month ago