This week, Diplomacy and International Relations take a look into international crime in a Danish context.

This week, Diplomacy and International Relations look into the complex and often clandestine world of espionage activity targeting the Kingdom of Denmark. Join us as we analyze the multifaceted threats posed by foreign intelligence services, examining the specific vulnerabilities within Danish infrastructure, government, and private sector entities that are actively exploited.

We will explore the geopolitical motivations driving these espionage efforts, considering the strategic importance of Denmark within the Arctic region, its membership in NATO and the European Union, and its advanced technological capabilities. Furthermore, we will assess the counterintelligence measures currently in place to defend against these threats and evaluate their efficacy in a rapidly evolving security landscape.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in safeguarding national security in the 21st century.

Embark on a Thought-Provoking Exploration: "What is War and Peace in Today's World?"

In a world grappling with complex geopolitical landscapes and evolving definitions of conflict, understanding the essence of "war and peace" is more critical than ever. Join us for an intellectually stimulating podcast episode as we delve into the contemporary relevance of these timeless concepts.

We dissect the traditional notions of warfare, examining how they are being reshaped by cyber warfare, economic sanctions, and the rise of non-state actors.

Tune in to "What is War and Peace in Today's World?" for a nuanced and informed discussion that will challenge your assumptions and deepen your understanding of the world around you. Available on all major podcast platforms.

In an era defined by unprecedented geopolitical shifts and escalating tensions, the traditional paradigms of war and peace are undergoing a fundamental reevaluation.

The podcast episode "New War and New Realism" offers a critical analysis of the current global security situation, challenging the post-World War II framework established by the UN Charter. This in-depth discussion explores the changing nature of modern warfare and the burgeoning risk of large-scale conflicts involving major global powers.

Join us as we unpack these complex issues and navigate the path toward a more informed understanding of the realities shaping our world. Prepare to confront the "New Realism" and its implications for international security.

Is peace merely an illusion? In this thought-provoking episode, we dissect the transformations in warfare since World War II, moving beyond conventional state-on-state conflict. We explore the rise of intra-state conflicts, exemplified by the siege of Aleppo, and the disturbing shift towards targeting populations rather than armies.

Discover how the UN Charter's prohibition of war has paradoxically given rise to new forms of conflict, including "police actions" and interventions that circumvent formal declarations. Unpack the potent role of fear – both economic and existential – in fueling global tensions.

Furthermore, we analyze the impact of technological advancements, such as robotics and advanced weaponry, on the likelihood of major power conflicts.

This episode challenges the traditional narrative of postwar peace, arguing that conflict has been a constant presence, often manifested in internal state conflicts with external involvement. Join us as we question whether peace has ever truly begun, and consider if the post-World War II era simply ushered in a new form of warfare.

Listen now to "War and Peace Since 1945" and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities shaping our world.

Our latest podcast episode, "What is War and Peace in the 21st Century," explore the enduring themes of war, peace, love, and societal upheaval that resonate with remarkable force even today.

Our latest podcast episode offers a nuanced examination of the multifaceted role Christianity played during the influx of refugees into Germany in 2015 and 2016. This episode explores the complex interplay between religious conviction, humanitarian action, and political realities.

We investigate how Christianity influenced the political response to the crisis.

Beyond the positive contributions, we also acknowledge and critically assess the challenges and tensions that arose within Germany regarding immigration and integration. This episode seeks to provide a comprehensive and thought-provoking analysis, offering valuable insights for understanding the intricate relationship between faith, social responsibility, and the complexities of the refugee crisis.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal moment in recent history and the enduring influence of Christianity on contemporary social issues.

This episode delves into the complex and often contested nature of borders in Southeast Asia. We examine whether these lines, frequently drawn by colonial powers, represent genuine delineations of cultural, ethnic, or historical realities, or if they remain largely artificial constructs.

Our discussion explores the historical context of border creation in the region, analyzing the impact of European colonialism and subsequent geopolitical shifts.

We further investigate how these borders have contributed to, or exacerbated, existing tensions and conflicts, examining specific examples of border disputes and their underlying causes.

Listeners will gain a nuanced understanding of the challenges inherent in defining and maintaining borders in a region characterized by diverse populations, overlapping claims, and legacies of unresolved historical grievances.

This episode offers a critical perspective on the enduring relevance of borders in shaping contemporary Southeast Asian politics and security.

Explore the critical role of Danish civil servants in shaping and executing Denmark's foreign policy. This episode delves into their responsibilities, challenges, and impact on international relations.

Explore the complex world of EU lobbying, examining its impact on policy decisions and the dynamics between lobbyists, institutions, and public interest.