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GIS Radio: Counterterrorism returns as a top U.S. priority
GIS Radio: Counterterrorism returns as a top U.S. priority

Season 2 Episode 36

Dr. James Jay Carafano analyzes how President Trump’s counterterrorism strategy prioritizes direct action – capturing or eliminating perpetrators and…

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GIS Radio: The growth potential in Africa’s five sleeper economies
GIS Radio: The growth potential in Africa’s five sleeper economies

Season 2 Episode 35

François Baird examines how, despite challenges such as corruption and insurgent threats, five emerging African nations are demonstrating promising g…

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GIS Radio: Farmer-herder tensions ignite across Africa
GIS Radio: Farmer-herder tensions ignite across Africa

Season 2 Episode 34

Teresa Nogueira Pinto examines how droughts and demographic shifts are fueling resource competition, leading to escalating conflicts between farmers …

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GIS Radio: Rules for thee, but not for me
GIS Radio: Rules for thee, but not for me

Season 2 Episode 33

Vahan P. Roth examines how government and central bank rule-bending undermines financial stability. Read the report here.

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GIS Radio: Who is at the forefront of AI innovation?
GIS Radio: Who is at the forefront of AI innovation?

Season 2 Episode 32

Henrique Schneider explores how artificial intelligence innovation is rapidly advancing in the U.S. and China, with new AI models challenging establi…

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GIS Radio: France’s painful budget delivery
GIS Radio: France’s painful budget delivery

Season 2 Episode 31

Dr. Emmanuel Martin examines how the new French budget, approved in the first week of February, raises the question of whether it will deliver on its…

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GIS Radio: South Korea’s political turmoil: Roots and implications
GIS Radio: South Korea’s political turmoil: Roots and implications

Season 2 Episode 30

Urs Schöttli analyzes how South Korea stands as an economic powerhouse, yet its democracy remains young and vulnerable to bursts of political instabi…

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GIS Radio: China readies its legal arsenal for a trade war with Trump
GIS Radio: China readies its legal arsenal for a trade war with Trump

Season 2 Episode 29

Bob Savic examines how Chinese export prohibitions on critical minerals to the United States signal Beijing’s readiness to return fire in a potential…

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GIS Radio: Accessing Africa’s critical raw materials
GIS Radio: Accessing Africa’s critical raw materials

Season 2 Episode 28

The Lobito Corridor megaproject could reshape global critical mineral supply chains by connecting Africa’s mineral-rich regions to international mark…

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GIS Radio: European defense expenditure: Is it enough?
GIS Radio: European defense expenditure: Is it enough?

Season 2 Episode 27

Prof. Enrico Colombatto explores how, as defense budgets rise globally, Europe must balance security needs with public concerns regarding increased m…

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