

FDD's Foreign Podicy
A national security and foreign policy podcast from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD).
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Canada’s Anti-Zionist Crack Up

How Goes the Jihad?
Global jihad represents a 1400-year-old ideological struggle rather than a recent territorial dispute, driven by supremacist religiosity and apocalyptic expectations. Historian Richard Landes argues that Western newsrooms have become conduits for jihadi propaganda, often failing to scrutinize information due to intimid...

Confronting Threats and Building Consensus
The current global security landscape faces unprecedented threats from an "axis of aggressors"—China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran—who are increasingly coordinating their efforts to undermine American interests. These adversaries exploit perceived Western weaknesses, utilizing shared intelligence and technology to tar...

The Houthis, Tehran, and the Deep Red Sea (Cliff May feat. Edmund Fitton-Brown & Bridget Toomey)

Strait Lines

Confronting Authoritarians around the Globe

Inside the White House on 9/11

The U.S. Retreat from Afghanistan: 5 Years On

25 Years of UN/NGO Racism

Joby Warrick resurrects Carlos the Jackal

Where in the World Is Monty? (Cliff May feat. Mark Montgomery)

A Rumor of War
The ongoing conflict between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran centers on the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and the efficacy of current economic and military pressure. The regime in Tehran remains a hardened, ideological actor that prioritizes survival over economic stability, rendering ...

Axis of Aggressors: China, Russia, Iran & North Korea

Britain’s New PM and Yemen’s Old Houthis

Iran, AI, and the Death of Traditional Warfare

The Third World Wants You – Not in a Good Way

NATO Summit: Alliances under Strain

Of Presidents and Persians

War and Peace and Other Possibilities
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