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ACLED Audio
Brought to you by ACLED, the world's leading source of real-time data and analysis on political violence and protest, ACLED Audio brings expert insight directly to your audio feed.
From in-depth webinars to narrated research reports, ACLED Audio helps listeners understand the latest developments in conflict, disorder, and protest around the world.
Episodes
ACLED AudioREPORT: Pakistan battles rising militancy that risks spreading beyond the frontiers.
If Pakistan is to address its worsening security crisis, it requires military pressure, political engagement, and reaching an agreement with Afghanistan…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Pressure rises on Ecuador's government to rein in escalating gang violence.
Spreading criminal activity, developments in neighboring Colombia, and US attention on drug trafficking will affect Noboa’s ability to curb rising violence…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Regional power struggles fuel simmering tensions across the Red Sea.
The Houthis have drawn down their attacks on commercial shipping, but dynamics in the Horn of Africa and Yemen bring the Red Sea to a crossroads between…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Sectarian violence threatens Syria’s chance at stability.
Israeli strikes in the Golan, IS presence in the northeast, and challenges to consolidating security forces will also test President Sharaa. This episode is an…
ACLED AudioREPORT: US hard power turns to Latin America and the Caribbean.
Militarized responses to organized crime are likely to spread further as governments adopt tough-on-crime measures and the US exerts more pressure. Author…
ACLED AudioREPORT: What's driving conflict today? A review of global trends.
ACLED’s conflict data shed light on how governments and armed groups are changing the global political landscape. Author: Andrea Carboni This episode is an AI…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Ahead of elections, Myanmar’s military capitalizes on foreign support to divide the resistance
The military's reliance on repression, manipulation of ethnic divisions, and external partnerships will perpetuate cycles of violence and humanitarian…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Violence has gone down during Xiomara Castro’s term, but has security improved in Honduras
Gangs have resorted less to public displays of violence during the state of exception, but their presence in urban areas has not been dented, while organized…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Fighting moves to Kordofan as Sudan’s east–west divide solidifies.
As the SAF and RSF build parallel governments and upgrade their arsenals, the world’s deadliest conflict for civilians is unlikely to end soon. Author: Jalale…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Q&A Antifa is not a single group. So what is it?
President Trump has labeled antifa a terrorist group in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, though antifa is an ideology, not an organization. Author…
ACLED AudioREPORT: The battle for the borderlands - The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan challenges the state’s control.
The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, often referred to as the Pakistani Taliban, has re-emerged as one of the biggest national security threats to the Pakistani…
ACLED AudioREPORT: Jihadist expansion is reshaping the Benin, Niger, and Nigeria borderlands
This report discusses jihadist expansion in the Benin-Niger-Nigeria borderlands, focusing on ISSP and JNIM strategies and impacts. Author: Heni Nsaibia This…