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The media glosses over AI usage and geopolitics. We dive into how both go hand-in-hand, speak with up-and-coming major players, and shed light on groundbreaking events in our wheelhouses: Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. onthefringepodcast.substack.com Reach out to us with any questions, comments, or if you'd like to be a guest at onthefringe.podcast1@gmail.com
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Episode #26
This a quick bonus episode/update about the current war between Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan. Pakistan has signed on to the Makkah Accord, along with Saudi Arabia and Turkiye to come to one another’s mutual defense. Will this agreement do anything to resolve the tit-for-tat conflict? Here’s our take.
Episode #25
In recent weeks, the Houthi's attacks on Saudi Arabia have exposed a major problem for the kingdom. In this episode, we dive into what the three countries that have signed on the Makkah Agreement (Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan) have to offer one another, and why on paper this looks like an effective deterrence against a group like the Houthis or the Taliban. We also dive into why access does not equal utilization...Essentially, why the Saudis are largely left fending for themselves despite having a brand new alliance that looks increasingly more like a paper Megazord. If you enjoyed the episode, do us a HUGE favor. Leave us a comment and star rating. You can get in touch with us at onthefringe.podcast1@gmail.com Thanks for listening and all the best from both of us! Dave + Gav
Episode #24
According to CSIS, intellectual property losses cost the U.S. economy between $225—$600 billion per year. These come from losing trade secrets, illegal technology transfers, and copyright infringement to name a few. It was recently reported that critical parts to the F-35 fighter jet were shipped commercially between Australia and the U.S. and routed through Hong Kong. Then, China took possession of them. In this quick bonus episode, Dave and Gavin theorize why and how this happened, and the potential damage to U.S. national security as a rival power now possesses military technology the U.S. has fiercely protected. Also, they touch on the importance of securing supply chains and components. If you enjoyed the episode, give us a star rating, leave us a comment, or shoot us an email! Onthefringe.podcast1@gmail.com All the best from both of us, Dave + Gav
Episode #24
Recently, there’s been much talk of the events occurring around Yemen, but less talk about the group at the center of it all, Ansar Allah, generally referred to as the Houthis. In this episode, Gav and Dave provide insight into the group causing chaos in the Gulf and East Africa. We dive into the origins of the group and what makes them exceptional and dangerous….and such a potentially existential threat to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. They also dive into their motivations, and some of the remarkable feats they have managed to pull off on the battlefield, all while growing over tenfold during a brutal war of attrition that has lasted over a decade. If you enjoyed the episode or learned something, share, subscribe, and let us know. We always love hearing from our growing On the Fringe community. Shoot us an email at onthefringe.podcast1@gmail.com All the best from both of us, Dave + Gav
Episode #23
In this episode, we're shining a light on the growing humanitarian crisis on both sides of the Gulf of Aden. To really understand what is happening in Yemen, you also have to look at the ongoing refugee crisis that is too big to no longer be ignored. The impact of the Houthis siezing more terrain and control of Yemen will spillover into an entire region that is currently on edge, and critically, doesn't have the resources to potentially aid thousands (or more) of Yemeni refugees showing up at their doorstep. (And hot flash, the UN doesn't either). If you learned something from the episode, share it with your friends and let us know! onthefringe.podcast1@gmail.com Take care and all the best from both of us, Dave and Gav
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