In this episode of the Intelligence Spotlight Series, host Qais Alamdar engages with Kornelia Georgieva, an intelligence analyst and investigator with extensive experience in international justice and accountability. They discuss Kornelia's journey into the field, the challenges of documenting the Syrian conflict, the role of open source intelligence (OSINT) in investigations, and the impact of technology on investigative work. The conversation also touches on the importance of coping with vicarious trauma in this line of work and the evolving landscape of accountability through universal jurisdiction.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Intelligence Spotlight Series
02:08 Cornelia Georgieva's Journey into Intelligence Analysis
05:27 The Role of Investigations in Syria
08:23 Challenges of Documenting the Syrian Conflict
11:40 Case Studies: The Caesar File and Universal Jurisdiction
17:13 Differences Between Fact-Finding Missions and Prosecutorial Bodies
20:26 The Impact of E-Discovery in Investigations
22:58 Technological Innovations in Crime Investigations
32:27 Navigating the Investigation Landscape with AI
43:01 Coping with Vicarious Trauma in Investigative Work
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