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Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Each episode, our expert analysts distil the day’s most significant events across Europe and the world into clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead — with "The Intel Briefing."
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About 100 people tried to storm a National Guard house outside Kyiv on 2 November after claims that 40 men were being tortured in its basement. The hostage story fell apart, but four hospitalised men and a criminal case did not. What's proven, what isn't, and who benefits?
In today's news, Ukraine and Russia both reported cyberattacks on their emergency alert apps, with fake warnings of nuclear and chemical threats sent to Ukrainian smartphones. Meanwhile, Bulgaria's acting President Iliana Yotova, who opposes military aid to Ukraine and favours dialogue with Moscow, is projected to win the presidential runoff with around 58% of the vote. Additionally, Serbian criminal police chief Marko Kricak, seen as a Vucic loyalist, was arrested for abuse of office a week after Vucic's camp lost parliamentary elections. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
El Salvador says it has sent more than 2,000 soldiers to Haiti after four of its air force technicians vanished in a gang ambush, putting more Salvadoran troops on the ground than the entire UN-backed force. Why is Bukele really there, and what do Haiti, Washington and the gangs want out of it?Watch earlier on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6nBF52azOIA
In today's news, Ukraine and Russia both reported cyberattacks on their emergency alert apps, with fake warnings of nuclear and chemical threats sent to Ukrainian smartphones. Meanwhile, Bulgaria's acting President Iliana Yotova, who opposes military aid to Ukraine and favours dialogue with Moscow, is projected to win the presidential runoff with around 58% of the vote. Additionally, Serbian criminal police chief Marko Kricak, seen as a Vucic loyalist, was arrested for abuse of office a week after Vucic's camp lost parliamentary elections. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
Poland's president aborted a flight to Senegal mid-air on 30 October after a judge suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal. By 1am he was inside the court, scuffling with judges his government won't recognise. Is this a coup, or the messy end of a 10-year court war?Watch earlier on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gNiPiRHx9RU
In today's news, thousands marched in Delhi behind Rahul Gandhi to demand the resignation of India's election chief over a voter list revision that removed more than 130 million names. Meanwhile, the FBI said North Korea was behind the theft of more than $6 billion from Binance, believed to be the largest cryptocurrency heist in history. Additionally, more than 290 people were arrested in France as a third weekend of protests over living costs and school conditions turned violent in several cities. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, riot police were deployed to Poland's Constitutional Court after the government suspended its PiS-appointed president, prompting President Nawrocki to cancel a foreign trip and enter the building. Meanwhile, European diplomats refused to be photographed with Sergey Lavrov at the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta, as Lavrov told Zelenskyy to come to Moscow for talks. Additionally, the UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara is set to expire after the US and Russia vetoed each other's resolutions at the Security Council. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, North Korean hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance in the biggest crypto theft in history, with only half the funds frozen so far. Meanwhile, a Reuters investigation has exposed more than 5,000 secret Iranian defence agencies that imported over $2 billion in missile and drone components past the US blockade and Western sanctions. Additionally, the FCC will vote next month on banning Chinese telecom giants from direct access to US phone numbers, as Beijing vows to retaliate. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
US officials say forces could strike Iran within 96 hours of an order, and Trump has promised nothing before the 3 November midterms. Meanwhile, Israel's election left nobody with 61 seats, and Netanyahu stays in charge as caretaker. So, is a November strike coming, and is the war keeping Netanyahu in power?Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1N1PQV_Gssk
In today's news, EU member states led by Germany, France and Italy blocked Ursula von der Leyen's plan to make Canada the bloc's first associate member ahead of the EU-Canada summit in Montreal. Meanwhile, Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that a planned US-Russia-China summit could become a "Yalta 2" that redraws spheres of influence over Ukraine's head. Additionally, North Korea fired around 10 short-range ballistic missiles into the sea amid escalating border tensions with South Korea. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, the leaders of Finland and Norway broke Europe's freeze on Kremlin contact with a 90-minute call urging Putin to end the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Israel's first election since 7 October produced no clear winner, with exit polls leaving both Netanyahu's bloc and Gadi Eisenkot's opposition short of a majority. Additionally, Flavio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil for the United States after losing the presidential runoff to Lula, despite a court order to surrender his passports. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
Two years after a station canopy killed 16 people in Novi Sad, Serbia's student movement has beaten Aleksandar Vucic at the ballot box, with 52.54% of the preliminary vote. So what does it mean for Russia, the EU, and Serbia itself?Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hXi5yFIqZfY
In today's news, Russia and Ukraine began a Melania Trump-brokered ceasefire to get aid into the occupied town of Oleshky, even as Russian missiles hit Kyiv. Meanwhile, Jordan struck alleged militant hideouts in southern Syria after a deadly church attack, with Damascus disputing Amman's account and reporting civilian deaths. Additionally, Macron vowed strong measures against the violent protests rocking France while acknowledging students' legitimate grievances. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
A Russian military satellite spent six months manoeuvring until it sat within about 500 metres of a US-registered radar satellite linked to Ukraine. Washington calls it consistent with on-orbit weapons operations. So what was Moscow actually testing?Watch the video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Ij8cGn7vQ0k
In today's news, Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat to the student-led Students' List, ending more than a decade of SNS rule after two years of mass anti-corruption protests. Meanwhile, Brazil's Lula da Silva won a historic fourth term by narrowly beating Flavio Bolsonaro, who has refused to concede and is seeking to annul the result. Additionally, record low turnout in Bulgaria's presidential election has forced a 1 November run-off between pro-Moscow incumbent Iliana Yotova and pro-Western challenger Andrey Gyurov. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
A judge called India's unemployed youth cockroaches. Within days the "Cockroach Janta Party" outgrew the BJP on Instagram, and by July it had forced the education minister to resign. Who are they, what do they want, and can they win round two against India's election chief? Watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/7OdyfxblIao
In today's news, Serbia holds a snap parliamentary election as the student-led Students' List seeks to end 14 years of rule by Aleksandar Vucic's SNS. Meanwhile, Bulgarians vote for a new president in a race split between Moscow-friendly incumbent Iliana Iotova and pro-Western challenger Andrey Gyurov, as drone attacks hit ships off the Black Sea coast. Additionally, violence flares in Paris, Marseille and other French cities after hundreds of thousands march against rising living costs, with protests spreading to Belgium, Italy and Albania. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly crossed into China via the newly opened New Yalu River Bridge, signalling Pyongyang's push for deeper economic ties with Beijing. Meanwhile, President Trump eased some tariffs on Canadian goods less than two weeks before the US midterms, while adding new levies on others. Additionally, Russia and Ukraine agreed to a US-brokered ceasefire in the occupied city of Oleshky ahead of wider peace talks in Abu Dhabi next month. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, Albania's student-led anti-corruption protests are growing as Prime Minister Edi Rama blames "antifa" and foreign powers for the unrest. Meanwhile, around 150,000 people rallied in Belgrade behind the Student List ahead of Sunday's snap election against Aleksandar Vucic. Additionally, Donald Trump says Elon Musk's Starshield system is back in Ukraine after reports that its speeds were throttled. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
In today's news, government websites across Europe went offline after AI tools uncovered critical flaws in the PHP programming language that hackers are now racing to exploit. Meanwhile, Russia struck Kyiv and Ukraine sent 630 drones towards Moscow, just after US envoy Steve Witkoff held peace talks with both sides. Additionally, the US ordered diplomats and their families to leave Saudi Arabia as Houthi strikes hit Saudi airports and oil facilities. Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing." -------------------------------------------------------------- Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn
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