
Documenting strongmen, regimes and the strange machinery of the state for meddlesome foreign observers.
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This week’s Packet is about a frustrated Latin American who hates Brazil, succession issues in Equatorial Guinea, luxury shopping in North Korean malls, and Dragon Ball Z in Saudi-French relations. We’ll also look at Muammar Gaddafi’s deep...
What happens when you lose control of the army? People are questioning your authoritarian tendencies. Meddlesome protesters are approaching your palace with bags of rocks. The weasels are closing in, but the presidential plane is fueled. Wh...
This week’s Packet contains a presidential visit to a disputed fish plant, diplomatic expulsions, a Chinese leader who enjoyed singing to foreign diplomats and Saddam Hussein inspecting a gold rifle, among other important topics.
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This week, Zambia held an election with a corpse problem. Bougainville would like to become a country, Myanmar’s junta wants to be taken seriously, and we remember Burkina Faso’s Thomas Sankara for being exceptionally well dr...
I have learned that every durable regime knows that control over the army is necessary and useful, but the men with access to the tanks often change their minds. That’s why you need a Presidential Guard.
The Presidential Guard exists to cr...
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