The Loopcast

Lesley Anne Warner (@lesley_warner) discusses South Sudan with The Loopcast (@theloopcast) including history, focus in US foreign policy, and the involvement of regional players particularly Uganda.

Be sure to check out Lesley's work: her blog, "Musevani plays peacemaker by day and combatant by night in South Sudan", and "Armed Group Amnesty and Military Group Integration in South Sudan"  

Matt Levitt discusses his book "Hezbollah: The Global Footprint of Lebanon's Party of God" with The Loopcast.

Chelsea Daymon (@cldaymon) talks to Timothy Holman (@atgm2010) about foreign fighters in Syria.

You can check out Timothy's work here.

Make sure to check out "Blind: Five Factors Influencing Foreign Fighter Impact"

Kelsey (@athertonkd) and Matt, @drunkenpredator's human copilot, discuss drones...from an undisclosed location.

The Loopcast interviews Dr. Peter W Singer on his new book "Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know"

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross (@daveedGR), Zack Beauchamp (@zackbeauchamp), and Dr. Tom Nichols (@TheWarRoom_Tom) debate what makes an expert an "expert". (Moderated by Chelsea Daymon @cldaymon)

Please check out Dr. Nichols' post that served as a starting point for this debate "The Death of Expertise" 

Ali Scotten (@scottenconsult) discusses Iran and the recent Geneva Agreement.

You can find Ali's work at Scotten Consulting.

@UticensisRisk's managing editor of Inside Iraqi Politics newsletter, Nathaniel Rabkin, discusses politics in Iraq and Islamic State of Iraq and al Sham.

The Loopcast sits with Dr. Zaher Sahloul to discuss Syria's medical crisis.

Please make sure to check out the Syrian American Medical Society's main website, its website dedicated to tracking and responding to the medical crisis in Syria and @sams_usa. 

@rejectionking reviews Thomas Rid's (@RidT) "Cyber War Will Not Take Place"