International Politics, Intelligence and Economic Studies
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The Chinese company Fire-Eye has achieved significant success not only in deciphering the genetic code of viruses using machines capable of unraveling genetic instructions worldwide but also in deciphering the genetic code of humans. Fire-Eye laboratories continue to utilize this technology for genetic weaponization and the collection of human biological data, drawing the attention of Western intelligence agencies. China is not only advancing in genetics but is also expanding its Read More …
The biggest threat to the world is the $31.4 trillion U.S. debt. U.S. bond prices will inevitably fall, causing the collapse of many countries’ economies. Millions of jobs and trillions of dollars in wages will vanish into thin air. When Xi Jinping began his first term, it was said that the Chinese economy would not withstand the collapse of U.S. bonds. The economies of the two countries are closely intertwined. Read More …
One reason for Putin‘s longevity is knowing that the majority of the most powerful individuals in Russia have their wealth tied to him and the system he created. The fortunes of Russian oligarchs grew with Putin and despite Putin. However, nowadays, the continuity of these fortunes depends on Putin, but the politics pursued by the Kremlin is the biggest concern for the oligarchs. As we have come to this day, Read More …
Robert Hanssen, who caused one of the greatest intelligence disasters in the history of the United States of America, sharing significant state secrets with Russia, was found dead in his prison cell in Colorado in recent days. In the post-Cold War era, Robert Hanssen’s story was one of the biggest scandals in the ongoing intelligence wars between the United States and Russia. Hanssen’s espionage adventure made headlines worldwide and became Read More …
The term biopower is a concept coined by the French philosopher Michel Foucault and developed as part of his philosophical work. Foucault defines biopower as a form of power that is established over life through a mechanism he calls biopolitics in modern societies. According to Foucault, biopower operates differently from traditional forms of power by exerting influence over the biological aspects of life, such as individuals’ bodies, health, reproductive abilities, Read More …