KCS Political Risk & Threat Advisory: Kazakhstan
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Hoods make not monks…
As every man and his dog continues to deny being the anonymous author of the recent New York Times’ stunning editorial against Donald Trump, it is worth considering not so much the polemics of what is said but the manner in which it was delivered. Opposition to Trump is well-established but this is the first
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Intelligence failure: the inside perspective
We have already examined some of the main reasons why intelligence can fail, and the traps that analysts must be wary of in determining the truth of a matter. But this is only one half of the coin – there are also internal, inherent failures in reacting to and organising such intelligence on the corporate
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Simulation theory: don’t believe your eyes?
A common area of scientific wondering is the idea of simulation theory: that we are all living in an artificial, created world and that nothing we see is ‘real’. While it may not quite be the case that we are living in the Matrix, on some level in the intelligence and political spheres there are
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lntelligence failure and the lessons for the corporate sector
The intelligence community has had its share of failures over the years, from the surprise attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941 to the lack of sharing that contributed to 9/11. But while governmental agencies are always looking to learn from these failures, there are equal lessons for the corporate sector about the pitfalls that accompany
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KCS Country Risk Brief: Mexico
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KCS Country Risk & Threat Advisory: Mexico
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Apps for everything: where we should draw a line
We have entered an era characterized by digital addiction. Our lives are now tied to technology; everything can be controlled by apps on a phone. Since technology has acquired such a dominant role today, ranging from the use of social media to communicate to asking Alexa to turn on the lights, we should think more
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“When sorrows come, they come not single spies…”
The world of hi-tech, fast moving intelligence is often characterised as something out of a spy film, but the practice has its roots well-established in history. One man in England’s story, Sir Francis Walsingham, arguably did more than any other to solidify the tenets of English intelligence and set the tone for the next 500
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Mali: just a forgotten state?
After a two rounds vote concluded earlier this month, and various fraud allegations, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has won another term as President of Mali. Since 2012 the country has been experiencing a deep crisis characterized by rebellions and widespread violence mostly in the northern region; during his first term in power Keita was not able
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