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The Sovereignty Files

The Sovereignty Files

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The Sovereignty Files explores the hidden machinery of global power—where governments, corporations, intelligence services, financiers, and criminals collide. Each episode begins with a remarkable true story and follows it into the larger world of sovereignty, international law, espionage, sanctions, borders, corruption, and geopolitical influence. From hedge funds seizing warships to billionaires purchasing citizenship and governments weaponizing international institutions, the show examines the strange ways power operates beyond the headlines. These are the stories that reveal who really holds power, how they use it, and what happens when the rules between nations begin to break down.Copyright Circle Of Insight Productions Economie Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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  • France Versus New Zealand: The Secret Attack That Violated a Nation’s Sovereignty
    Nov 1 2026
    When French intelligence agents bombed the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland, they conducted a lethal operation inside the territory of another sovereign nation. This episode examines the international legal principles governing territorial sovereignty, state responsibility, and unlawful intervention. It explores France’s subsequent acknowledgment of responsibility, the diplomatic dispute with New Zealand, and the international arbitration that followed. The case raises a fundamental question about whether national security interests can ever justify clandestine violence within a friendly country.
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    5 min
  • Who Owns Guyana’s Oil? Venezuela’s Fight Over a $100 Billion Prize
    Oct 27 2026
    Beneath the waters off Guyana lies one of the world’s most significant recent oil discoveries, but a centuries-old territorial dispute threatens to complicate the country’s economic future. Venezuela claims sovereignty over the oil-rich Essequibo region, while Guyana maintains that an international boundary established in 1899 settled the matter. This episode examines the historical origins of the dispute, the role of ExxonMobil, the International Court of Justice, and the legal question of who controls natural resources when neighboring countries disagree over their borders.
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    4 min
  • Who Owns Russia’s Frozen Billions? The Global Battle Over Sovereign Wealth
    Oct 25 2026
    In February 2022, Western allies locked down roughly $300 billion of Russia’s sovereign wealth overnight. But freezing assets is not the same as seizing them. This episode investigates the high-stakes legal tightrope over Russia’s foreign reserves, the mechanism diverting billions in "windfall profits" to arm and rebuild Ukraine, and the precedent-shattering question facing every central bank on Earth: when your money lives inside someone else’s borders, who really owns it?
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    4 min
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