
US officials say forces could strike Iran within 96 hours of an order, and Trump has promised nothing before the 3 November midterms. Meanwhile, Israel's election left nobody with 61 seats, and Netanyahu stays in charge...


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Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Each episode, our expert analysts distil the day’s most significant events across Europe and the world into clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead — with "The Intel Briefing."
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Signup to Generate a PitchDive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Each episode, our expert analysts distil the day’s most significant events across Europe and the world into clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead, with "The Intel Briefing."
The Intel Brief is hosted by Daniel // HM Intelligence. The show has published 443 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Is the US About to Hit Iran After the Midterms? My Assessment" (29 October 2026, 10 minutes), "29 October 2026 | EU Blocks Canada, Zelenskyy's Yalta Warning & North Korea Missiles" (29 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "28 October 2026 | Nordics Call Putin, Israel Deadlock & Bolsonaro Flees" (28 October 2026, 6 minutes).
The Intel Brief publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 443 episodes.
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Daniel // HM Intelligence hosts The Intel Brief, a news podcast with 443 episodes published.
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US officials say forces could strike Iran within 96 hours of an order, and Trump has promised nothing before the 3 November midterms. Meanwhile, Israel's election left nobody with 61 seats, and Netanyahu stays in charge...

In today's news, EU member states led by Germany, France and Italy blocked Ursula von der Leyen's plan to make Canada the bloc's first associate member ahead of the EU-Canada summit in Montreal. Meanwhile, Volodymyr...

In today's news, the leaders of Finland and Norway broke Europe's freeze on Kremlin contact with a 90-minute call urging Putin to end the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Israel's first election since 7 October produced no...

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Two years after a station canopy killed 16 people in Novi Sad, Serbia's student movement has beaten Aleksandar Vucic at the ballot box, with 52.54% of the preliminary vote. So what does it mean for Russia, the EU, and...

In today's news, Russia and Ukraine began a Melania Trump-brokered ceasefire to get aid into the occupied town of Oleshky, even as Russian missiles hit Kyiv. Meanwhile, Jordan struck alleged militant hideouts in...

In today's news, Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat to the student-led Students' List, ending more than a decade of SNS rule after two years of mass anti-corruption protests. Meanwhile, Brazil's Lula da Silva won...

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A judge called India's unemployed youth cockroaches. Within days the "Cockroach Janta Party" outgrew the BJP on Instagram, and by July it had forced the education minister to resign. Who are they, what do they want, and...

In today's news, Serbia holds a snap parliamentary election as the student-led Students' List seeks to end 14 years of rule by Aleksandar Vucic's SNS. Meanwhile, Bulgarians vote for a new president in a race split...

In today's news, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly crossed into China via the newly opened New Yalu River Bridge, signalling Pyongyang's push for deeper economic ties with Beijing. Meanwhile, President Trump...

In today's news, Albania's student-led anti-corruption protests are growing as Prime Minister Edi Rama blames "antifa" and foreign powers for the unrest. Meanwhile, around 150,000 people rallied in Belgrade behind the...

In today's news, government websites across Europe went offline after AI tools uncovered critical flaws in the PHP programming language that hackers are now racing to exploit. Meanwhile, Russia struck Kyiv and Ukraine...

In today's news, Britain is deploying RAF Typhoon jets to defend Saudi Arabia against escalating Houthi drone and missile attacks. Meanwhile, France is preparing a massive police surge for this weekend after some of its...

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On 18 October one dissident's X account said Kim Jong Un had died in a Beijing hospital. A day later North Korean state media showed him at a shoe expo with his daughter. So who started this, why did it spread, and what...

In today's news, unverified rumors claim Kim Jong-un died of a brain hemorrhage after the state-run Pyongyang Times went offline. Meanwhile, France has imposed partial curfews in Paris, Nice and northern cities after...

In today's news, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama refuses to resign as student-led protests and violent clashes with police enter a sixth day. Meanwhile, Trump defends waiving new Russia sanctions and accuses Zelenskyy...

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Rioters set fire to Limoges town hall, a building inaugurated in 1883, as about 1,200 people were arrested across France in a single day. I go through the most viral videos from 17 October, what they show, what they get...

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At least seven cargo ships have been hit off Bulgaria and Romania this month, with 2 dead and at least 25 missing, and not one government has named the attacker. Why is Sofia staying quiet, and what is being tested in...

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In today's news, President Trump signed an executive order waiving the Graham Act sanctions on Russia, citing US national interests just weeks before the midterms. Meanwhile, France braces for more than 600 protests...

In today's news, President Trump reversed the Pentagon's plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan after bipartisan backlash. Meanwhile, Russia's FSB arrested a Swedish...

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Ukraine knocked three Yandex data centres offline in four days, and Zelensky says the internet got "easier to breathe." Did the strikes actually hit Russia's disinformation machine, or did everyone misread one...
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