
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 ACLED founder and conflict expert Professor Clionadh Raleigh, and joined by a rotating cast of conflict specialists, regional analysts, and experts in news narrati... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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The peace talks continue between Iran and the U.S, but who actually wants a deal, and what does "winning" even mean for each side? Professor Clionadh Raleigh chats with Bron Mills about the real strategic interests at play: what the US needs, what Ir... more
On this episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh and Bron Mills catch up on Day 88 of the Iran war — a moment defined more by paralysis than progress.
They unpack Iran's internet blackout, finally ending after months of restricti... more
The world is moving so quickly it is becoming harder to know where to look first. Iran remains on edge around the Strait of Hormuz. Ebola is spreading through one of the DRC’s most militarized regions. And attacks on places of worship are exposing th... more
As headlines swing wildly between ceasefire talks, missile strikes, diplomatic breakthroughs and fresh retaliation, this episode of Conflicts of Interest explores the growing sense of global confusion surrounding modern conflict.
ACLED CEO Prof. Cli... more
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Listeners likely tune in to understand complex global conflicts with clear, data-driven context. Episodes consistently explore geopolitics, warfare dynamics, regional security, and the interplay between diplomacy, economics, and military action. The show leans into expert analysis from conflict specialists and regional analysts, with a practical tilt toward how shifts in conflict dynamics affect policy, business risk, and media narratives. A notable strength is the data-informed lens (often citing actors like ACLED) and a calm, explanatory style that translates intricate developments into actionable takeaways for decision-makers, sponsors, and journalism teams seeking reliable, non-sensational analysis. Potential listeners who want to make ... more
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