After more than a year of soaring tensions between the United States and North Korea, two key summits on the horizon could change the dynamic completely. For what we should or should not expect, Stratfor's Fred Burton speaks with Rodger Baker for this episode of the Stratfor Podcast.
With close proximity to regional conflicts, artificial borders, limited natural resources and swelling refugee population, we discuss the geopolitics of Jordan in this episode of the Stratfor Podcast.
Beyond questions of whether Russia’s recent elections were fair or if opposition candidates were allowed the opportunity to campaign in earnest, the interesting question for Stratfor analysts is what comes next. We discuss in the latest Stratfor Podcast.
In this episode of the podcast, we explore the geopolitics of Spain. From the invasion of the Moors to the secessionist movement in Catalonia, Stratfor analysts Mark Fleming-Williams and Emily Hawthorne discuss the history of constraints facing this southern European nation, how it has responded throughout time and what new opportunities the future holds for Spain.
As local and federal authorities continue to investigate the recent bombings in Austin, Texas, learn how parcel bombs and other explosive devices work, so you can protect yourself.
These ultra-fast missiles fly low and follow unpredictable trajectories, making them extremely difficult to spot and intercept. As nations amp up efforts to develop the technology needed to create these weapons, we may find ourselves on the brink of a new arms race.
Much of the territory had been under Kurdish control, but after the Kurdish government staged an independence referendum the Iraqi government staged a military campaign.
Russian agricultural producers are looking to expand east, and thanks to a lucky break in the weather this year, they stand a chance to gain a good foothold.
In this conversation, Chief Security Officer Fred Burton and VP of Tactical Analysis Scott Stewart examine the diplomatic expulsions and their consequences on business and security.
In this short video, Stratfor Middle East and North Africa Analyst Emily Hawthorne talks about four events to watch for this week.
In this short video, Stratfor Middle East and North Africa Analyst Ryan Bohl explains why geography haunts Syria's Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG).
In this short video, Stratfor Latin America Analyst Paulo Gregoire explains how the trade tensions between China and the U.S. could effect the Brazilian and Argentinian economies.
Criminals are attracted to international airports, where crowds of travelers are relatively wealthy and powerful compared with crowds outside the airport.
