Episode 127: with Barak Ravid

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In today’s interview with Barak Ravid, we discuss Trump….

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Episode 195: Season 5 Premiere: Your Questions, Our Answers

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Happy New Year from all of us at The International Risk Podcast! We’re excited to kick off 2025 with the launch of Season 5, and what better way to start than by answering your questions? Join Elisa, Rima, and Dominic as they dive into listener-submitted topics, tackling some of the most pressing international risks shaping our world. From…

Episode 45: with Paul Katsoff discussing data security

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Today we are joined by Paul Katsoff.  For over a decade Paul has worked with technology companies seeking manageable growth and brand loyalty. He has managed software development, support and sales.  Paul’s career has ranged from being an integral part of a new business start-up team, to becoming a key driver in the business enabling…

Episode 193: Violence, Sorcery, Risk, and Opportunity in Papua New Guinea with Andrew Molen

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Coordinated and Produced by Elisa Garbil Merry Christmas from The International Risk Podcast Team! Today we discuss the increase of violence, associated risks, and the reasons behind it, in Papua New Guinea. A few questions you’ll get answered: What is Papua New Guinea’s history with sorcery? Why has there been an increase in violence and risk?…

Episode 93: Rachel Reese on Trans & Non-binary Inclusive Work Environment

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In this epiode, Dominic Bowen speaks with Rachel Reese about Trans & Non Binary Inclusivity in the work space. Rachel gives insightful advices to companies on how to create a safer, more inclusive space for gender non conforming and trangender people from recruitment to career progression stages. She reminds companies of the importance of catering…

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From Insurgency to Influence: The Houthis’ Red Sea Expansion

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Written by Elisa Garbil – 28.08.2025 The transformation of Yemen’s Houthi movement from a marginal insurgency to a disruptive regional force marks one of the most significant non-state evolutions in contemporary Middle Eastern politics. Their growing military capabilities, ideological expansion, and strategic autonomy have positioned the Houthis as not just a local Yemeni problem but a geopolitical…

Episode 166: The Failures of the Rwanda Bill, EU Migration Policies, and the Geopolitics of Libya with Tarek Megerisi

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Recently, we heard from Mireia Faro Sarrats, and we had a fascinating discussion about Europe’s externalisation of its refugees, and the UK’s recently passed Rwanda Bill. Under this bill any asylum seeker entering the UK ‘illegally’, from a ‘safe’ country, such as France, could be sent to Rwanda to have their asylum claims processed there…