The Red Line 6 days agoEpisode 69. Chinese Influence in South AmericaBeijing is making huge economic moves into South and Central America, increasing its influence. What is the US doing to counter it?
Perri GraceMay 12War in the North: Norwegian FrontWith Sweden and Finland considering joining NATO, can Norway offer an example of how to keep the peace with Russia in Scandinavia?
Robbie SuttonMay 9Crisis in Sri Lanka: Gotabaya’s Debts Come DueSri Lanka has been experiencing deepening economic crisis since 2020, generating considerable political unrest aimed at President Rajapaksa.
Perri GraceMay 5The Battle Against Bandits: Nigeria's War in the NorthThere is growing evidence that some of Nigeria's bandits are teaming up with the government's other major enemy: Boko Haram.
The Red Line May 2Episode 68. How Effective are Economic Sanctions?What happens when sanctions are applied to a major economy like Russia? Will this be the action that shakes the US's economic hegemony?
Perri GraceMay 1War in Ukraine: Kadyrov’s Disinformation DispatchThe Chechen leader's facade is faltering: Ramadov Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, has been slowly exposed as a Kremlin propaganda tool.
Andrew GabouryApr 28Fighting Underneath the EU BannerWith war in Ukraine destroying over 70 years of European security architecture the rush to create something new in its wake is intensifying.
Daniela ŽuvelaApr 24Yemen: A Neglected Crisis, Ten Years OnThe recent ceasefire in Yemen has made some optimistic about peace, but the fundamentals causes of the conflict remain unsolved.
The Red Line Apr 24Pakistan in Political Crisis: Live Twitter Space PanelPakistan is in the middle of a huge political crisis, with Imran Khan being forced out of power. Where does the country go from here?
The Red Line Apr 18Episode 67. Oman: A Looming CrisisCan Oman maintain its current course of neutrality or will it be forced to finally decide where its future lies?
Daniela ŽuvelaApr 12Invasion Aftershocks in the Western Balkans: Part 1The Western Balkans have long been a battleground for influence, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine has ratcheted up the pressure.
Wade McCaghApr 10Another War in Nagorno-Karabakh?: Live Twitter Space PanelWith the recent uptick in tensions in the Caucasus will we see another war break out in the Caucasus?
The Red Line Apr 5Episode 66. Why are Military Coups on the Rise in Africa?Listen to this episode on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Libsyn RSS Rundown: The higher the temperature, the higher the chance of a fire....
The Red Line Mar 20Episode 65. The Feasibility of an EU ArmyTo maintain its position as a world power should Europe double down on its continental experiment and form a united European army?
Perri GraceMar 15War in Ukraine: Kremlin's disinformation dispatchWhat is Russia’s disinformation strategy in Ukraine, and how does it compare to the Kremlin’s efforts in other countries?
Nicholas J. MyersMar 9Will Russia Trample into Moldova?The historical similarities between Moldova and Ukraine raises the prospect of Russia simply extending its invasion across the border.
The Red Line Mar 6Episode 64. Bougainville, Papua New Guinea and the Battle for MelanesiaThe world's soon to be newest nation Bougainville is stepping out onto the world stage, geopolitically complicating its region.
Perri GraceMar 2Putin's Playbook: SyriaRussia turned the tide of the Syrian Civil War when it entered in 2015. What does Putin want out of Syria, and how successful has he been?
Andrew GabouryMar 1German Leadership ArrivesThe Russian invasion of Ukraine has overturned 60 years of German Foreign and Military policy in a matter of days.
The Red Line Mar 1Putin's Aims in Ukraine: Live Twitter Space PanelWith the invasion of Ukraine many are asking why Putin would push Russia into this position, and what will likely come next for the conflict
Owen SwiftFeb 20Episode 63. Can Syria Be Rebuilt?The next stage of the Syrian Civil War may be the most important. What do Russia, the US, Iran, Turkey and other key players want?
Owen SwiftFeb 7Episode 62. The Geopolitics of SurinameSuriname has long slipped through the cracks of regional analysis, but its burgeoning oil industry may give it a new role in the region.
Robbie SuttonJan 23Episode 61. Turkish Influence in Central AsiaIn their quest for regional power, Turkey's influence is growing rapidly, but what role can they secure for themselves in Central Asia?
Daniela ŽuvelaJan 10Episode 60. How Terrorist Groups are FundedCausing international chaos has never been cheaper or easier, with terrorist groups able to gather funding and recruits from across the worl