‘News Snapshots’ is the new fortnightly news podcast from The OSINT Bunker team.
The latest episode explores the developing crisis in Haiti, Israel’s plans to tackle Hezbollah in Lebanon, Ukraine’s seaborne success against Russia and issues with the UK’s aircraft carriers.
The panel features @DefenceGeek, @AnAustinThing2, @geoallison & @osinttechnical, with a guest appearance from @All_Source_News.
The OSINT Bunker Podcast team, renowned for their in-depth analysis of international affairs, has launched a new series, the ‘News Snapshots’ podcast.
This latest endeavour offers listeners a concise yet thorough overview of current global events, coupled with expert commentary and insights.
The podcast also delves into regional conflicts and shifting geopolitical dynamics, underscoring the OSINT Bunker team’s commitment to offering a holistic view of global events. ‘News Snapshots Podcast’ promises to be an invaluable resource for those seeking a quick yet comprehensive update on world affairs.
This new series is sponsored by the UK Defence Journal.
It’s disappointing to hear that only the US is capable of conducting opposed landings in Haiti, and they won’t. With the global and regional power, the US, taking a back seat, leadership doesn’t fall to France, the former colonial power, or to the EU as a whole, or even to countries like the UK or Holland, which still have regional interests. It falls to Kenya. Why? As far as I can work out they’re the only ones who give a stuff. How sad is that? If it had happened to a Commonwealth member what would we have done? Sent an… Read more »
Can press play on this on phone and then do other things on phone. Perfect
Thanks George & the OSINT team. Insightful as usual. Cinging a bit from the Americans creating aberations of the English language when there’s perfectly normal terms already covering it(still haven’t gotten over “normalcy” when normality is the word, so hearing more here tonight is depressing). I wouldn’t buy a used car from Trump, let alone let him annywhere near public office, let alone dictate foriegn policy spending.
My heart goes out to Haitians trapped in a failing state with anarchy & thugs roaming the streets.