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States can know the truth, but can’t show it | Kate Millar
The conversation starts in the “messy middle” of warfare: grey zone campaigning, activity that sits between peace and war and…
I wanted to be brave in 2026, and going freelance was part of that. | Gergana Krasteva
In the latest episode of The Intelligence Spotlight from Intel Focus, Qais Alamdar speaks with Gergana Krasteva about what journalism…
Most People Doing OSINT Do Not Understand OSINT | Baptiste Robert
Hacking is often framed as a threat. In public debate, it appears as a breach, an intrusion, a crime. But,…
Voices from Venezuela: Personal Stories Under Maduro
In this Intel Focus Special, the focus was not on hot takes or ideological camps, but on lived reality. Joined…
When Journalism Loses Funding, Authoritarianism Gains Ground
Independent journalism is often discussed in national terms, press freedom here, censorship there. But in the latest episode of Intelligence…
How Fact Checkers Fight Back
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This Is The Invisible War We Are All Losing, Daniel Iriarte Explains
In this episode, Qais sat down with Daniel Iriarte, journalist, international analyst, and author of Cognitive Wars, to explore how…
The Biggest Lie You’ve Been Told About the Dark Web, Shay Maman Explains
The internet most of us know is deceptively small. News sites, shopping platforms, TikTok feeds and Instagram reels form only…
Inside the Future of Information Warfare & AI Before 2030 With Sohan Dsouza
Sohan, who has studied influence operations and artificial intelligence ethics through an OSINT lens, told The Intelligence Spotlight podcast that…
How Syria’s War Crimes Are Investigated? Kornelia Georgieva Explains
Kornelia’s path into international investigations was shaped by the Arab Spring. As a student in Jordan in 2011, she witnessed…
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