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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2020 · 39 MIN

Analysing the Beirut port explosion with Nick Waters of Bellingcat

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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I sit down with Nick Waters from Bellingcat to dissect the Beirut port explosion, a catastrophic event that garnered global attention. Nick shares his journey from military officer to open-source intelligence analyst and explains how his background aids in geolocation and analysis of explosive events. We delve into the chaos following the explosion, as Nick recounts his methodical approach to gathering and verifying information amidst a flurry of misinformation, including debunking false narratives of airstrikes. With insights into the importance of collaboration and transparency in investigative journalism, Nick illustrates how Bellingcat navigates the complexities of open-source intelligence while maintaining a commitment to factual accuracy. Join us for a compelling discussion on the intersection of technology, journalism, and accountability.

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