What Role Does it Play in Geopolitics. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guest is Roopmati Khandekar.

Dr. Roopmati Khandekar, geopolitical strategist, helps us understand the role of national intelligence agencies and their methodologies for gathering, vetting and interpreting intelligence for strategic planning, and the dissemination and collaboration of intelligence among national intelligence agencies. These agencies are indispensable to identify covert activities and plans in this age of aggression, terrorism and cybercrime. The resignation of the chief of Israeli Intelligence demonstrates the importance of these agencies and how his agency might have been able to warn Israel about the October 7 terror attack. The world of espionage and intelligence seems more important now, and what is depicted in the movies often sounds in reality.

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