As China moves toward what it sees as an imperial dawn, in this episode of the Stratfor Podcast we take a look back at the last time China wielded great power on the global stage with professor Stephen R. Platt, author of Imperial Twilight: The Opium War and the End of China's Last Golden Age.
Former Navy SEAL turned author Jack Carr sits down for an interview with Fred Burton about his debut novel, The Terminal List, on the Stratfor Podcast.
From technology and tactics to the strategic imperatives shaping the future of conflict, we explore the evolution of war since World War I in this episode of the Stratfor Podcast.
PAK-1, the Pakistani presidential aircraft, crashed on August 17, 1988, killing everyone on board, including U.S. Ambassador Arni Raphel. In this episode of the podcast, Fred Burton reflects back on the crash and his role on the State Department team sent to investigate.
We discuss Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030 plan, the motivations for reform and the challenges ahead in this episode of the Stratfor Podcast. Then in part two of the podcast, Evan Rees and John Gennace sit down to highlight several books included on Stratfor’s 2018 summer reading list.
New York Times bestselling author Brad Thor discusses international intrigue, espionage, geopolitics and his latest book, Spymaster, with Stratfor Chief Security Officer Fred Burton.
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with a group of world geography teachers and students from LASA High School to learn what they discovered after incorporating Stratfor's analysis into their coursework and special projects this past year.
Ahead of June 24 early elections in Turkey, Stratfor's Reva Goujon and Emily Hawthorne discuss why this is happening now and what it means for the region and beyond in this episode of the Stratfor Podcast.
For more insight into the White House move to cancel the U.S.-North Korea summit on June 12, we sit down with Stratfor's Rodger Baker and Evan Rees in the podcast.
In this episode of the Stratfor Podcast, we sit down with James Church, a former Western intelligence officer who wrote the Inspector O series of mystery novels based on his first hand experience inside North Korea. We discuss his books, his experience and how he views developments unfolding on the Korean peninsula today.
Amid reports of widespread Russian spying on expatriates and dissidents in the U.S. and U.K., we speak with Stratfor's Fred Burton for his unique perspective on the Kremlin's international intelligence apparatus today.
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.
