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Middle East Decoded (MED) is a premier analytical podcast designed for strategic thinkers, professionals, and anyone seeking to understand the profound complexities of the Levant and the broader region. We move beyond reactive news cycles to provide a high-level geopolitical autopsy of the forces shaping today’s world.
Each episode offers a deep dive into the shifting power dynamics, historical undercurrents, and strategic interests that define the Middle East. From the intricate "war of narratives" to the geoeconomic importance of trade chokepoints and regional security, MED delivers rigorous, objective insights through a multidisciplinary lens.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between dense intelligence and clear, actionable understanding. By dissecting the intersection of diplomacy, conflict, and economic risk, Middle East Decoded helps you navigate the global plot with precision.
Decipher the complexity. Master the narrative.
Each episode offers a deep dive into the shifting power dynamics, historical undercurrents, and strategic interests that define the Middle East. From the intricate "war of narratives" to the geoeconomic importance of trade chokepoints and regional security, MED delivers rigorous, objective insights through a multidisciplinary lens.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between dense intelligence and clear, actionable understanding. By dissecting the intersection of diplomacy, conflict, and economic risk, Middle East Decoded helps you navigate the global plot with precision.
Decipher the complexity. Master the narrative.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
49 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
14 episodes
since Nov. 1, 2021
episodic
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A new geopolitical alignment is emerging between Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye. Driven by the withdrawal of reliable U.S. leadership and the fallout of the war between the U.S./Israel and Iran, these four regional heavyweights have formed a "rapid-reaction steering committee" to manage…
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In this episode, we travel back to 1948 to unravel the two sides of the same historical event: the birth of Israel as a state and what Palestinians call the Nakba, or 'catastrophe.' We start by explaining the UN Partition Plan and the withdrawal of British troops. We examine the causes of the exodu…
In this episode, we explore the deeply intertwined and evolving relationship between global terrorism and mass media, a bond that has transformed from 1880s newspaper headlines to the high-definition digital "media jihad" of today. We delve into the "symbiotic" nature of this connection, where terr…
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is often presented as a complex and irresolvable struggle, but sources suggest that understanding it requires separating myths from documented historical facts.
This summary analyzes the legitimacy of the State of Israel, missed opportunities for peace, and the demo…
In this episode, we look at the 1933 Haavara Agreement, one of the most distorted topics in the history of the period before World War Two. We set the scene in early Nazi Germany, where anti-Jewish policy was aimed at expulsion, economic stripping, and social exclusion—this was before the systemati…
The War of Perception
The episode begins by exploring how the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has ceased to be a purely territorial dispute and has become a semantic battleground.
In the age of hyperconnectivity, language is used as an instrument of power to shape perceptions and establish moral frame…
Entrevista a Cecile Denot, politóloga y Máster en Relaciones Internacionales sobre los mitos planteados por el informe tergiversado de Amnistía Internacional.
Durante los Acuerdos de Abraham, Emiratos Árabes Unidos y Bahréin firmaron directamente un acuerdo de normalización de relaciones con Israel, cambiando una vez más la agenda árabe con respecto al conflicto. Lo más trascendental de esta movida es la supuesta «despalestinización» de la agenda del mun…
Las noticias más importantes sobre Israel de este 10 de enero de 2022, presentadas por Camilo Torres Perl, Director de Israel Sin Fronteras y presentador de Conexión +972
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