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The duality of modern conflict: We have AI-driven kill chains (Palantir) but empty magazines (RUSI). The new episode of Emerging Threats Hub explores "The First AI War" and the logistical nightmares that follow when "battlefield dominance" meets "industrial fragility." How do we sustain a war when the algorithms work faster than the factories?
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6PptR1dh9LtzCxic8QwjL6?si=YIzGuhuCTJSkeoS2Ia0e8Q
The cost revelation is stark: $12 billion spent in the first 15 days of the Iran conflict, with the Pentagon now seeking a $200 billion supplemental. This financial burn rate is unsustainable without a clear political end-state. History teaches that tactical funding without strategic coherence is a recipe for quagmire. We analyze what this means for the future of US defense budgeting.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4nKlgNTbtHG0rS7dR7tdPA?si=j3OMxtBTQOyrUqkoiPWWBQ
We often confuse tactical success with strategic victory. The recent analysis on the Iran conflict highlights a critical gap: eliminating leadership doesn’t dismantle the underlying system of proxy networks.
Host Sébastien explores the dangers of “decapitation without an endgame” and what it means for regional stability.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2hJ6qIDtSoxOKWsgbDTFQu?si=UTZ-kk5ZSP6V_j5bg-qm8Q
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In our latest episode, we move beyond the headlines to examine the legal and strategic precedents set by recent US actions in Iran. From the rejection of diplomatic overtures to the “Pandora’s Box” of regional escalation, we explore the constraints on presidential authority and the reality of “total victory.”
How do we define success in this new landscape? We explore the path to de-escalation.
🎧 Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0TTovsqZF694LDlcI8mXOM?si=dv_4sUmST2mnJbjyGyvWUg
The US-Israel strikes on Iran represent a significant escalation—but analysts are divided on what follows.
Some argue this could be the opening move toward regime change. Others warn of a prolonged quagmire that reshapes the region for a generation.
Our latest episode examines:
- The military objectives and feasibility
- Iran's potential response options
- Impact on regional allies and oil markets
- International law considerations
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4QDF9F2APUtOAdjpwyz9i7?si=3au9cJtXTNS7gGuJQZ_cnQ
The invisible front: Russia is systematically using cryptocurrency networks to bypass international sanctions and procure military components. This reveals a fundamental weakness in the current enforcement regime. How do democracies disrupt decentralized finance without stifling innovation? A deep dive into the new age of sanctions warfare. 🧵
https://open.spotify.com/episode/33fhyrBjZIq6mHuVZi2snc?si=Jy6Vhcd7RP-5Ojw7h0rsJQ
The US is signaling a major pivot: Europe must assume primary responsibility for conventional defense. But with fragmented industrial bases and unclear funding, is the alliance ready?
In our latest episode, we analyze the "Transformation Moment" and what it means for global stability.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Y94k3XUNFpIgX28Q11oVA?si=_z5wv0yPRpi89xzYl1nOrQ
The New START treaty has expired, removing the last remaining barrier to unchecked nuclear proliferation between the US and Russia. In this episode, we discuss the loss of the verification regime and what it means for the credibility of extended deterrence in Europe. A critical shift in the global security landscape.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/67o0wn9kISD1bPlWNhf044?si=0bZnqGVYTfml_yhpK-jYrQ
The "liberal international order" as we've known it is giving way to something more transactional and personalist. We're not here to mourn the past or fear the future—we're here to understand it.
We explore the "personalist global order" where individual whims drive great-power policy, and question whether we'd miss Western hypocrisy once it's gone.
What does principled neutrality look like in an age of fragmentation?
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Ph3WyhqsDVV14R7Z2U5jh?si=ytxkLR-2SGy0irukEa0AFw
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The “Grey Zone” is no longer theoretical—it is a daily reality. From the Baltic Sea to the English Channel, hybrid threats are testing the resilience of European democracies.
In this episode, Host sebastien explores the UK’s “Fit to Fight” verdict and what it means for the future of collective security. We move beyond the headlines to find solution-oriented pathways for stability.
Full context: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2FdE89QBfekJRIPDK0nEMs?si=zjAYa7fRSNSBcHVahb4sCA
