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How does one research and find data in the secretive and often contentious field of nuclear arms? In this interview, we sit down with Matt Korda to discuss the ins and outs of his fascinating work on global nuclear arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament. We had the pleasure of learning more about the most recent research reports and how this data is collected within an industry that is purposefully non-transparent. Matt Korda shares with us what he wishes was more commonplace knowledge outside of his field and which aspects of his work make him hopeful for the future of nuclear arms control and disarmament.  

Matt Korda is an Associate Researcher with the SIPRI Weapons of Mass Destruction Programme as well as Senior Research Associate and Project Manager with the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists (FAS). He co-authors the Nuclear Notebook with Hans Kristensen and has contributed chapters on world nuclear forces to the SIPRI Yearbook. Previously, he worked for the Arms Control, Disarmament, and WMD Non-Proliferation Centre at NATO HQ in Brussels.

19. Matt Korda from FAS and SIPRI on the number of nukes in the world, and what we know

Tara Plath is a PhD student in the Film & Media Studies Department at UC Santa Barbara. She holds an MA in Research Architecture from Goldsmiths, University of London and a BFA in Sculpture and BA in Visual and Critical Studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is an interdisciplinary practice-based researcher whose ongoing research uses mapping and open-source investigation techniques to challenge state violence, surveillance, and militarization at the US southwest border in Arizona.

In a conversation following the end of Title 42, Tara and Taylor discuss the compounding crises of disappearance and death in the Sonoran Desert; border militarization and the weaponization of humanitarian aid as part of Border Patrol’s long-term strategy of Prevention Through Deterrence. Plath’s transdisciplinary research and activism helps us better visualize the devastating effects of the occupation of Indigenous land throughout the Sonoran Desert and beyond, while offering methods and platforms for transborder solidarity.

Tara Plath: Visualizing the Human Costs of Prevention through Deterrence

Some people don't like birds on their land and deterr them eg. by shooting. Here is an example recording made in the winter of 2021 in an area where hunting was not allowed. The guy with the gun comes in a car and stops exactly next to my hidden recorder. A.o. things, he says: "I should do some shooting here". The rest speaks for itself.
Mind your ears, the shot is really loud.

AudioMoth, 16 kHz sampling rate, medium gain, 5 min recordings 10h a day.

Deterrence - November 2021 - Ostfriesland

How Israel Wins: Part 1
The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Vision for Achieving Lasting Peace 
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, July 31, 2024

As Israel engages in yet another war against those sworn to her destruction, and as antisemitism rises across the globe, the question on everyone’s mind is: Are there real practical solutions?

“How Israel Wins” is a new, two-part seminar that presents the Torah’s roadmap for how Israel can achieve lasting strength and peace, as articulated by the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Discover the Torah’s powerful guidance on issues of security, strategy, and warfare, and explore the proactive role we can all play to foster a safer and more peaceful future for both Israel and the broader Jewish community.

PART 1: ISRAEL’S SECURITY
We address the security reality in Israel today, tackling the thorny question of how Israel can protect itself against an enemy that hides behind human shields, as well as the ethics of preemptive strikes and collateral damage.

How Israel Wins - Part 1 - Israel's Security | Rabbi Ari Sollish

How Israel Wins: Part 2
The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Vision for Achieving Lasting Peace
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, August 7, 2024

As Israel engages in yet another war against those sworn to her destruction, and as antisemitism rises across the globe, the question on everyone’s mind is: Are there real practical solutions?

“How Israel Wins” is a new, two-part seminar that presents the Torah’s roadmap for how Israel can achieve lasting strength and peace, as articulated by the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Discover the Torah’s powerful guidance on issues of security, strategy, and warfare, and explore the proactive role we can all play to foster a safer and more peaceful future for both Israel and the broader Jewish community.

PART 2: ISRAEL’S P.R.
We discuss a new and powerful P.R. approach, one that reshapes Israel’s relationship with the world and addresses the complexity of relying on friends like America for Israel’s security needs.

How Israel Wins - Part 2 - Israel's PR | Rabbi Ari Sollish

About the Lecture:
The delicate balance between deterrence and reassurance in managing tensions in the Taiwan Strait calls for balanced action and management of measured risks. The talk will examine how strategic diplomacy, military readiness, and multilateral engagement can prevent conflict, while fostering stability and mutual trust and emphasizes the need for a nuanced approach that strengthens deterrence to dissuade aggression, while simultaneously engaging in diplomatic efforts to reassure all parties, aiming for a new equilibrium that preserves peace and security in the region.

About the Speaker:
Jason Hsu is a visiting fellow at the Hudson Institute, leading the Indo-Pacific Technology and Geopolitics practice. He also serves as Senior Advisor on Policy and International Partnerships for Liquid AI, RunSafe Cybersecurity, Rhombus Power, and the American Frontier Fund. From 2016 to 2020, he was a legislator in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, where he championed key legislation on defense, technology, and cybersecurity. Hsu has also held research and teaching roles at Harvard, Yale, and other prestigious institutions, focusing on semiconductor policy, export controls, and Taiwan Strait contingencies. His work is widely published and recognized, including contributions to major global media outlets and think tanks. He was mentioned in the U.S. Congressional Record for his role in creating the Indo-Pacific Technology Security Alliance. Hsu holds a master’s degree from Harvard Kennedy School and is a recipient of multiple fellowships, including the Eisenhower Fellowship and Stanford’s Draper Hills Summer Fellowship.

Jason Hsu

This podcast is  AI-powered discussion using the Google Language Model of an interim report from the Royal Swedish Academy  of War Sciences ( project SV-A-R ), focusing on the implications for Swedish security and defence policy from 2025 to 2029. The authors, Lars-Erik Lundin and Michael Sahlin, explore the global and regional trends affecting Sweden, particularly the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the growing power of China and India. They highlight the uncertainties surrounding the US presidential election and the potential for increased fragmentation within the Western world, potentially leading to a shift from a value-based community to a transactional approach. The report warns of the growing threat of a global system collapse and the need for Sweden to strengthen its national resilience in the face of these challenges. The authors analyse the impact of a potential second Trump presidency and the increasingly complex geopolitical landscape, emphasizing the need for Sweden to engage in a broader range of diplomatic and military partnerships beyond NATO and the EU, while also preparing for a potential increase in military threats from Russia. The document concludes by urging a more holistic approach to Swedish security policy, taking into account the interconnectedness of global threats and the need for proactive responses to potential systemic instability.

AI-pod: Sweden in Nato and EU 2025–2029  by Lars-Erik Lundin och Michael Sahlin

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SoundCloud Description:

Russell Nomer's "Fuck Around and Find Out (#FAFO)" delivers a powerful message about unity, strength, and the inevitable consequences of provocation. Drawing imagery from the 'Stars and Stripes' and 'Blue and White,' the track underscores the resolve of allies standing together.

The universal warning "Fuck Around and Find Out" is echoed emphatically throughout the song and reinforced in multiple languages – Hebrew ("מי שמתעסק מתרסק"), Spanish ("¡Ponte a jugar y lo pagarás!"), Chinese ("全球找事，自己遭殃"), and French ("C’est la vie, tu veux jouer, it's stress") – transforming the track into a global anthem of deterrence and resilience.

It's a direct, assertive statement: respect boundaries and understand that messing with united strength leads to downfall. Harmony is the goal, but messing around invites repercussions.

Artist: Russell Nomer
ASCAP Work ID: 929855198

Fuck Around and Find Out #FAFO

Étienne Marcuz reçoit Emmanuelle Maître et Stéphane Delory (FRS) pour analyser les dynamiques entre défense antimissile et modernisation des arsenaux offensifs, à l’occasion de la parution de leur étude « Le Bouclier et l’Épée : l’impact de la défense antimissile balistique sur la prolifération des missiles ».
L’épisode revient sur le regain d’intérêt mondial pour la défense antimissile, les risques d’escalade offense/défense, les implications pour l’Europe et l’OTAN, et le rôle des mécanismes de transparence comme le HCoC.
Épisode réalisé dans le cadre du projet HCoC, avec le soutien de l’Union européenne.

Le Bouclier et l’Épée

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La Fondation pour la recherche stratégique (FRS) vous propose un nouveau format d’émission mensuel : les Podcasts de la recherche stratégique.

Cette nouvelle émission audio en accès libre est mise à la disposition du grand public, des journalistes, chercheurs, experts et autres professionnels de la défense.

Chaque mois, un chercheur de la FRS vous présente une analyse sur une problématique de stratégie ou de sécurité internationale.

Une série de Podcast réalisée et présentée par Fabien Herbert.

The Institute of World Politics is a graduate school of national security and international affairs, dedicated to developing leaders with a sound understanding of international realities and the ethical conduct of statecraft, based on knowledge and appreciation of the principles of the American political economy and the Western moral tradition.

**Please note that the views expressed by our guest lecturers do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute of World Politics.**

The Journal of the Southwest Radio Hour brings the voices of researchers, educators, activists and community members working to better understand the region’s past and envision possible new futures.

Bomberommet, en podkast av Norges Fredsråd

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