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In this episode of the Warpod, we pair with the Project for the Study of the 21st Century (PS21) to discuss whether no intervention would be better than the current interventions in the Sahel.
18 June 2021
In this bonus episode of the Warpod, we collaborate with Chatham House’s Undercurrents podcast. We discuss the role played by young people in trying to bring about change, security forces in Nigeria, the role of social media in the protests, and how to move towards sustainable change in policing structures.
28 May 2021
The fourth episode of Warpod discusses the UK's Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy, including reflecting on the gap between rhetoric and reality on conflict and atrocity prevention.
20 May 2021
In the third episode of Warpod, Abigail Watson and Delina Goxho are joined by Sarah Kreps, Director of the Cornell Tech Policy Lab, and Maysa Ismael from Airwars to discuss why and how the secrecy surrounding warfare has increased.
20 April 2021
This episode delves into the history of the UK leadership on the arms trade, including its role in developing the Arms Trade Treaty. It goes on to discuss the devastating impact of arms sales to Saudi Arabia on the people of Yemen.
18 March 2021
Listen to the launch episode of the Warpod at Saferworld. This episode highlights the biggest security threats facing the world and what policies we should develop to make it a safer place.
19 February 2021
In 2020 Saferworld released a new discussion paper exploring the impact and future threats of this shift - A fourth pillar for the United Nations? The rise of counter-terrorism. Watch these video explainers to find out what we discovered and what we suggest can be done:.
7 January 2021
In a special series of podcasts, ORG talks with people involved in the development and evolution of ORG from its early days. This special episode features Paul Rogers, Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University and Oxford Research Group's Senior Fellow in International Security. He discusses his impressive career and his crucial role in the development of the Oxford Research group.
25 November 2020
In a special series of podcasts ORG talks to people involved in the development and evolution of ORG from its early days. This special episode features, Dr. Scilla Ellworthy, who founded ORG in 1982. She discusses it’s inception, and how it’s ideals have defined her subsequent work.
25 November 2020
In a special series of podcasts ORG talks to people involved in the development and evolution of ORG from its early days. This special episode features, Gabrielle Rifkind, the Director of Oxford process. She discusses her work in preventative diplomacy and her crucial role in the development of Oxford Research Group’s Middle East Programme.
25 November 2020