Episode 61 - Mahmut Cengiz and the Iran Situation
How is the Iran conflict impacting on the Middle East, and what does this mean for global security? In episode 61 of NATO DEEP Dive, Dr. Saj...
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20 of 62 episodesEpisode 60 - Alex Townsend-Drake and the Age of Drone Warfare
How prepared are we for the evolving threat of conflict in the age of ever advancing technology? In episode 60 of NATO DEEP Dive, Dr. Sajjan...
Episode 59 - Dominic Murphy and Frontline National Security
How do decades of frontline counter-terrorism experience shape critical decision-making during moments of national security crisis? In episo...
Episode 58 - Steve Killelea and the Quest for Peace
What makes a society peaceful? And how can studying peace help us build a safer world? In episode 58 of NATO DEEP Dive, Dr. Sajjan M. Gohel...
Episode 57 - Sasha Larkin and Protecting Mega Sports Events
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will bring teams and fans from around the globe to North America - and with them, a range of potential security chal...
Episode 56 - Alexander Vindman and Curbing Russian Expansionism
The fate of Ukraine has global ramifications. In episode 56 of NATO DEEP Dive, Dr. Sajjan Gohel is joined by Lieutenant Colonel (R) Alexande...
Episode 55 - Mahmut Cengiz and Terrorism After October 7
In addition to the events unfolding in the Middle East, global security challenges continues to proliferate elsewhere. In episode 55 of NATO...
Episode 54 - Joseph Votel and the Threat from Iran and Beyond
Iran's activities have been at the forefront of global events in recent months. Tehran's proxies have launched multiple missile strikes into...
Episode 53 - Meghann Teubner & Kelli Foy and Mainstreaming Extremism
Now more than ever, it is becoming increasingly easier to find extremist content on the internet. We find ourselves in an era characterized...
Episode 52 - Sajjan Gohel Part 2: Doctor, Teacher, Terrorist
Even after his death, al-Qaeda's last leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, continues to influence global terrorism. Through his 'Safe Bases' strategy,...
Episode 51 - Sajjan Gohel Part 1: Doctor, Teacher, Terrorist
How does a person of privilege and status become the world's most wanted terrorist? In the first of a two-part special, Dr. Sajjan Gohel dis...
Episode 50 - Andrei Soldatov and Surviving Putin's Russia
Journalist, author, and Russian dissident, Andrei Soldatov joins Dr. Sajjan Gohel in the latest instalment of NATO DEEP Dive. In episode 50,...
Episode 49 - David Loyn and the Retro Taliban
Over 2 years after the Taliban takeover, friend of the show David Loyn returns to discuss recent developments in Afghanistan. Alongside Dr....
Episode 48 - Ravi Satkalmi and the D.C. Capitol Police
As the only law enforcement agency under the U.S. legislative branch, the DC Capitol Police is responsible for protecting members of Congres...
Episode 47 - Caroline Rose and the Captagon Challenge
A new and dangerous problem is emanating from Syria. This time, it’s not in the form of civil war chaos, but a highly addictive amphetamine...
Episode 46 - Anne Craanen and Tech Against Terrorism
For many years, the internet has become a crucial theatre for terrorist activity. From live streaming attacks to disseminating propaganda, s...
Episode 45 - Guillaume Soto-Mayor and the Cost of Coups in the Sahel
On 26 July 2023, Niger fell victim to its fifth coup since independence - plunging the country into uncertainty. To help explain why Niger a...
Episode 44 - Karl Kaltenthaler: In the Situation Room
From Russia to the Sahel and Syria to Afghanistan, Episode 44 covers everything you need to understand about the current geopolitical climat...
Episode 43 - Seamus Hughes, ‘The Document Digger’
Examining 2,000 pages of court records per day, Seamus Hughes has earned his tag as ‘The Document Digger.’ From discovering indictments of t...
Episode 42: Greg Hinds and Interpol at 100
Since its founding 100 years ago, Interpol has stood at the forefront against transnational crime and terrorism. Interpol remains crucial to...