How has conflict changed?

What can the conflicts that we’ve witnessed in Iraq, Libya, Nagorno Karabakh, Syria, and even Ukraine, teach us about the evolution of conflict in recent years? 

In the latest episode of our threat intelligence podcast, The Roundtable, we discuss how war and conflict have changed and address key issues including:

  • Do tanks have a place on the modern battlefield?
  • Are drones evolutionary or revolutionary?
  • How is OSINT changing conflict?
  • What is the impact of a changing naval strategy?
  • Is the west prepared for conflict moving forward?

Thanks to our Intelligence Analysts, Max Taylor, Matt Pratten and Alex Smith for their insightful contributions to this podcast episode. 

If you enjoyed their analysis and assessment, you can see more from the team over on our blog, on YouTube and in our new Open Source Intelligence Community. 

See more from Intelligence Fusion:

  1. What is Russia’s End Game? By Matt Pratten
  2. How does the Taliban use Twitter? By Max Taylor
  3. The Myanmar Coup: Protests, Conflict and the Future by Alex Smith





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