
Podcast on global security threats in an increasingly authoritarian world
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyNews | |||

In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Berkshire Miller, Senior Fellow at the Montreal Institute for Global Security, to explore the growing security importance of critical infrastructure, particularly undersea cables and their role in economic r... more
In this episode, we sit down with Alex Dalziel, Senior Fellow at the Montreal Institute for Global Security, to discuss the future of subsea connectivity and the strategic importance of Arctic infrastructure in an evolving security landscape.
Alex ... more
In this episode, we sit down with Benoit Hardy-Chartrand, Senior Lecturer at Temple University Japan and Adjunct Professor at the United Nations University Tokyo, to examine Japan’s evolving security outlook amid an increasingly complex geopolitical ... more
In this episode, we sit down with Athena Tong, Visiting Researcher at the University of Tokyo and a Research Associate & Programme Lead at the China Strategic Risks Institute, to explore the strategic importance of submarine cables as critical infras... more
This sounds like ultra right wing conspiracy theory. The arguments may or may not be valid, but you did not explain why the Chinese government is worse than Musk or Zuckerberg. Also, Tik Tok has done an amazing job keeping people informed about Gaza whereas American platforms have been removing important information.
I’m very disappointed with MIGS and it has lost a lot of credibility in my eyes because of this episode.
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This series focuses on global security threats in an increasingly authoritarian world, with frequent emphasis on cyber, geopolitics, and policy governance. Episodes explore cyber stability, digital governance, and the societal impact of digitalization—from scams and critical infrastructure protection to international cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and Arctic regions. The show often pairs regional case studies (ASEAN, Canada, Japan) with broader power dynamics (China, NATO, Western democracies), offering practical takeaways for policymakers, security professionals, and researchers. A standout angle is balancing technological advancement with governance and sustainability, plus an interest in non-traditional security challenges like cyber th... more
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Recent guests on Threatscape include:
1. Jonathan Berkshire Miller
2. Alex Dalziel
3. Benoit Hardy-Chaprain
4. Athena Tong
5. Farlina Said
6. Stephen Nagy
7. Andrew Leslie
8. Katherine Leung
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