
The world is in turmoil — from wars in Europe and the Middle East, to political crises, violent protests, and rising global unrest. Conflicts of Interest goes beyond the headlines to explain the forces shaping today’s conflicts. Hosted by conflict experts Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Dr Caitriona Dowd, this fortnightly podcast unpacks wars, protests, political violence, and international power s... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Ukraine: Frozen frontlines. Frozen homes.
Four years into the war, territorial change is minimal, but renewed strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have left civilians freezing. Ranked the deadliest country in the world by ACLED’s ... more
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What happens when the death of a cartel leader reshapes violence across an entire country?
In this special episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Dr Caitriona Dowd are joined by ACLED Senior analyst for Latin A... more
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What happens when Gulf rivalries travel far beyond the Middle East — and into Africa’s most fragile regions?
In this episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Dr Caitriona Dowd unpack how Saudi Arabia and the UAE ... more
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Who decides war and peace in Gaza, and how much power does political leadership hold?
In this episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Dr Caitriona Dowd examine the rise of the Board of Peace and ask whether glob... more
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President Trump said his New Years Resolution was "peace on earth" ... others suggest it's "world domination"
The US president told the New York Times that there is only one thing that can limit his global power: his own morality, addin... more
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2025 marked a turning point in global conflict — not because violence suddenly appeared, but because it reached a scale, spread, and persistence that now feels like a new normal.
In this year-end episode of Conflicts of Interest, Prof. ... more
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With help from President Trump and Nicki Minaj, recent headlines have raised alarm about the safety of Christian communities in Nigeria, with claims that Christians are being deliberately targeted amid worsening insecurity.
These narra... more
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Comedian Simon Brodkin once asked, ‘If I had a phone, am I more or less likely to make a call than someone without one?’
In this episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Dr Caitriona Dowd unpack the narratives a... more
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This series provides insightful analysis of contemporary global conflicts, including wars, political violence, and protests, along with discussions of international power dynamics. The hosts, who are experts in conflict studies, emphasize a no-nonsense approach that seeks to clarify the complexities underlying today's headlines. Episodes cover a diverse range of critical topics, from U.S. foreign policy and its implications on global peace efforts to grassroots movements like Gen Z protests that reflect shifting political landscapes. By connecting specific incidents to larger socio-political themes, the series aims to foster a deeper understanding of the factors contributing to conflict and unrest worldwide.
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