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Join us as RUSI's Jamie MacColl discusses the intersection of cybercrime and national security with Arthur Snell, shedding light on ransomware and international cooperation efforts.

Learn how conspiracy theories fuel radical movements and why they resonate in today's political landscape in this podcast episode with with Julia Ebner.

Join us for key moments from Disorder's inaugural live event at RUSI, where experts debate the US's strategy under Trump and Europe's role in global security.

Jason Pack is joined by George Monbiot Guardian columnist and co-author of ‘The Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism'.

In this episode Jason Pack and Sir Bill Browder as they explore the transactional nature of Trump 2.0 and analyse the implications of the Ukraine mineral deal.

Join Jason Pack and Alexandra Hall Hall as they tackle listener questions on the UK's role in global politics, Brexit implications, and the challenges of progressive values today.

Join Jason Pack and Alex Hall as they analyse Trump's recent policies on USAID and Ukraine, questioning the coherence of his America First agenda and its impact.

Jane Kinninmont discusses J.D. Vance's controversial Munich speech and the implications for US-European relations and Ukraine's future in this week’s episode.

RUSI’s Matthew Savill joins Jason Pack to discuss the UK's military readiness in a changing world, defence strategies and the role of AI in future planning.

Discover how money transforms political influence in today's world. Join Jane Kinninmont and Peter Geoghegan as they analyse the effects on UK politics and democracy.

Jason Pack and Jane Kinninmont tackle the chaos of neo-populism and its impact on global politics in this latest Disorder podcast episode.

Jason Pack and Alex Hall Hall delve into listener inquiries about autocratic regimes, cultural shifts, and the implications of secrecy in intelligence and diplomacy.

Jason and Alex analyse Trump's pronouncements and explore the potential impact of similar strategies regarding the Hamas-Israel ceasefire on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Join Nina Jankowicz as she recounts her experience with disinformation campaigns and explores with Arthur Snell the global impact of misinformation.

A tentative ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has been announced by the US and Qatar. We're joined by Alex Hall Hall and Jane Kinninmont to discuss.

What does Africa look like in the Age of Disorder? Jason is joined this week by Professor Clionadh Raleigh, creator of Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (ACLED), a US-based NGO, and Professor of Political Violence and Geography at the University of Sussex.

With Trump due to be inaugurated in less than 15 days, it is high time to come to grips with his foreign policy vision as it can be gleaned from his cabinet appointments. To investigate, Jason is joined by Dr Alan Mendoza, founder and Executive Director of The Henry Jackson Society.

2024 was undoubtedly a year full of Disorder. Jason is joined by fan favourite Jane Kinninmont to discuss the past year: reflecting on the myriad challenges faced by Orderers.

As 2024 draws to a close, Jason and Alex celebrate Chrismukkah and share their families’ Christmas traditions, exploring the differences between American and British celebrations.

Jason is joined by Marci Surkes, Surkes served as Executive Director of Policy and Cabinet Affairs in the office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss Canada's trading relationship with the US.