Cost of War
Cost of War, in a political sense, refers to the overall consequences of armed conflict for a nation’s political stability, government legitimacy, public confidence, leadership, electoral outcomes, domestic power dynamics…
Tracking the World, One Axis at a Time
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Cost of War, in a political sense, refers to the overall consequences of armed conflict for a nation’s political stability, government legitimacy, public confidence, leadership, electoral outcomes, domestic power dynamics…
A Mercenary State is a sovereign nation that rents out its national military forces, territorial defense capabilities, or armed services to foreign governments in exchange for direct financial payment, subsidies,…
A Machiavellian campaign of grey-zone destabilisation, engineering asymmetric hostilities between red ant and black ant factions within the confined battlespace of a jar, ultimately manufacturing dual-polarity in the architecture of…
Recalibrate is the process of reassessing and readjusting an existing approach, strategy or policy in response to changing circumstances, priorities or objectives.
War hysteria is a state of intense, widespread fear, anger, hatred, or emotional excitement surrounding a war, often amplified by political rhetoric, propaganda, sensational media coverage, or nationalist sentiment.
No matter how noble you are or how technologically advanced you may be, you have absolutely no right to violate another person’s privacy through illegal surveillance.
The lesson of the Arab Spring is not that social media creates revolutions, but that no nation’s socio-political discourse should be shaped more by social media algorithms than by its…
A civil war is an armed conflict fought within a single country between organised groups, typically the government and one or more rebel factions, or between rival groups seeking control…
If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu. If you are not part of decision making or power structures, you may end up being controlled, exploited, or sacrificed…
The press is the collective body of journalists and media organisations that gather, report, and distribute news and information to the public.