
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
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What’s really driving the world’s conflicts? What are we missing? And what questions should we be asking?
Every week, and sometimes in between, Conflicts of Interest goes beyond the headlines to challenge assumptions, unpack the data, and make sense... more
France averages 20 protests a day. Right now it's 65 — and 1 in 4 is a riot. No spin. Just the data.
Prof. Clionadh Raleigh and Bron Mills explain why French school funding protests turned into 43 days of national unrest across 800 locations, with m... more
Houthi missiles are hitting Saudi airports as Ethiopia and Eritrea move closer to war.
In this episode of Conflicts of Interest, Professor Clionadh Raleigh, Bron Mills and Dr. Jalale Getachew Birru examine more than 100 Houthi strikes on Saudi Arab... more
Ethiopia’s forces have retaken Mekelle — but the fighting in the north is far from over, as regional relationships are also shifting across the Horn of Africa and Red Sea, with Egypt, Eritrea, and Sudan renewing ties.
Prof. Clionadh Raleigh and Bron... more
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A data-driven, globally focused analysis show that goes beyond headlines to explain the drivers of current conflicts, political violence, and strategic power moves. Episodes frequently dissect regional flashpoints in the Middle East and Africa, the evolving roles of external powers, and the impact of drones, sanctions, and diplomacy on security and energy flows. A distinctive strength is the recurring use of data-driven perspectives from ACLED analysts and regional experts, with conversations that emphasize context, nuance, and the longer-term implications for policymakers, businesses, and journalists. Listeners are likely drawn to rigorous analysis, clear explanations of complex geopolitics, and thoughtful takes on how regional dynamics co... more
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