
Podcast on global security threats in an increasingly authoritarian world
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTechnology | |||

In this episode, we sit down with Farlina Said, Fellow and Team Lead in the Cyber and Technology Policy programme at Institute of Strategic and International Studies (Malaysia) to explore all things cyber security, including how we should distinguish... more
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alicia Hennig, interim professor of business ethics at the Technical University of Dresden in Germany, who brings extensive professional experience in China from both business and academia. Dr. Hennig guides us t... more
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Nanae Baldauff, Senior Associate Fellow at the NATO Defense College, to explore Japan’s evolving national defence strategy and its growing role in regional and global security. Dr. Baldauff discusses Japan’s defe... more
In this timely conversation, political scientist Stephen R. Nagy (Professor at International Christian University, Tokyo) explores the evolving dynamics of security and defence in the Indo-Pacific — a region at the centre of global strategic competit... more
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This podcast explores pressing global security threats in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape, particularly focusing on authoritarianism and its implications. Key topics include Japan's evolving defense strategies, Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy, and the dynamics of Arctic security involving major powers like Russia and China. Episodes often feature insights from experts across academia, military, and human rights advocacy, elucidating the complex interplay of military strategies, economic influences, and transnational repression. The discussions are notable for their in-depth exploration of how digital platforms facilitate misinformation and foreign influence, making it a pertinent listen for those interested in contemporary global a... more
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Recent guests on Threatscape include:
1. Farlina Said
2. Stephen Nagy
3. Andrew Leslie
4. Katherine Leung
5. Maryam Shafipour
6. Samuel Woolley
7. Shelly Ghai Bajaj
8. Fanny Tang
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