
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... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 951 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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When a country holds billions of dollars in gold overseas, who actually controls it? Venezuela's political crisis created an extraordinary legal battle when rival governments claimed authority over the same national reserves stored in the Bank of Eng... more
Episode Description: In 1954, Guatemala’s democratically elected president was overthrown in a CIA-backed operation. At the center of the controversy was an American corporation with enormous economic interests in the country: the United Fruit Compan... more
China controls much of the global processing capacity for rare earth elements, giving Beijing extraordinary influence over industries essential to American military power and technological development. From the advanced electronics supporting special... more
Interpol was created to help police agencies pursue criminals across borders, but what happens when governments use that same system to pursue political enemies? At the center of the controversy is the Red Notice, an international alert that can foll... more
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Listeners are drawn to epoch-spanning analyses of how power operates beyond traditional headlines, with a strong focus on sovereignty, international law, sanctions, and global finance. Across recent episodes, the show tends to dissect high-stakes stories—such as sovereign debt disputes, flag registries and sanctions evasion, privatized sovereignty, and geopolitical maneuvering in energy markets—through a lens that blends legal frameworks with geopolitical strategy. The format often pairs historical or contemporary case studies with commentary on how institutions, financiers, and states influence outcomes, making it likely to appeal to professionals in policy, risk, and global business who want to understand the mechanisms behind power shift... more
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Recent guests on The Sovereignty Files include:
1. Doug Patterson
2. Charles Lieber
3. Guy Smith
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