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The Economist: Latin America’s drug gangs have had a good pandemic
In Recent Article, Traveling Abroad onThe event had all the trappings of a new-year celebration. Fireworks lit up the sky. Young men danced arm-in-arm, singing,…
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Organizational Contingency Plans: Defined, Fluid, Crucial
The threat of a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine has pushed to the forefront discussions regarding contingency plans, trip wires,…
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The Need for Nuance in Protective Intelligence Part 4: Extinction Rebellion
Since its inception in the UK in October of 2018, XR has become one of the fastest-growing protest campaigns in…
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The Geography of Corporate Espionage Threats
In 2017, a Chinese operative sneaked into the Massachusetts-based Medrobotics' headquarters building. The intruder was accidentally discovered after hours as…
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Will Islamic State Khorasan Attack the U.S. Homeland in Six Months?
Headlines generated by Colin Kahl's testimony give the Islamic State Khorasan Province's attack capabilities of the United States more credence…
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Of Kidnappings, Lions, and Crocodiles
400 Mawozo, a kidnapping ring in Haiti, has reportedly kidnapped hundreds of victims over the past few years. Their current…
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Lessons From a Nuclear Spy Case
Jonathan Toebbe was an “entrepreneurial” or self-initiated spy motivated by money. He was not targeted and recruited as an agent…
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Contextualizing the Extremist Insider Threat
Extremism is a growing problem that is of interest to many of TorchStone’s clients and contacts. We must be careful…
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Inside a Fathers Desperate Quest to Sue the Juarez Cartel
In Recent Article, Traveling Abroad onAdrian LeBaron’s daughter was one of three women killed with their children in a horrific attack on a caravan of…
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Reflections on 9/11 — Twenty Years Later
Americans from all walks of life and across all political persuasions were deeply impacted by the events that September morning.…
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