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East Germany’s quest to overtake the West ('without catching up'!) prompted some remarkable technological innovations, but some of those also helped expand its mass surveillance apparatus.
My essay in Engelsberg Ideas
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'Beneath the ocean waves, over 700,000 nautical miles of undersea cables link the far reaches of the world... forming the information backbone of modern society.'
Undersea cables and the vulnerability of American power | Aaron Bateman
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A new book, published in Russian, delves into the history and operations of the Wagner Group and its role in modern Russia.
The true history of the Wagner Group | Sergey Radchenko
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In this Engelsberg Ideas article I explore the vulnerabilities of submarine cables and how their security can be enhanced. Since submarine cables carry ~99% of global message traffic, their insecurity is an increasingly urgent issue.
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Undersea cables and the vulnerability of American power | Aaron Bateman
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'snapshots offer troubling insights into...Russia, w/ its lamentably generous supply of youthful dychkos willing to torture, rape, mutilate & murder (if paid in cash)...a diagnosis of a painful & probably fatal illness, of which Wagner is just one symptom' engelsbergideas.com/reviews/the-wa…
engelsbergideas.com/reviews/the-wa…. Engelsberg Ideas has published my review of the new history of Wagner by Илья Барабанов and Denis Korotkov.
'Arafat went through the names of those he'd met – de Gaulle, Khrushchev, Castro – while picking over a plate of broccoli that he ate with his fingers. When he started handing me morsels, I felt I had made it.'
EI's Angus Reilly speaks to Norma Percy:
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