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02/04/2025

As we prepare to bring you the next edition of Circus Bazaar Magazine, our team continues to show what it means to create from the frontlines of storytelling.

18/06/2024

After 10 years of grinding to pull off projects that far exceed the reality of our small operation, we are now beginning to capitalize on the respect and goodwill we have earned to support our future strategy and development. This post makes us very happy!

Press release - The Circus Bazaar Company Announces the Formation of a Distinguished Advisory Board

The Circus Bazaar Company AS is proud to announce the formation of its new advisory board. This distinguished group of experts will provide strategic guidance and insights to support the company’s growth and innovation.

12/06/2024

All the world’s a stage…

27/05/2024

Ladies and Gentleman!

Circus Bazaar Magazine is proud to present a podcast with Professor Geoffrey Roberts, the internationally recognized and world authority on Joseph Stalin, the Second World War, and the history of Soviet military and foreign policy.

We introduce: Stalins Library: A Dictator and his Books

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11/05/2024

Next week we publish Ep 16. Stalins Library: A dictator and his books. A podcast with British Historian Geoffrey Roberts.

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06/05/2024

This week we will do a podcast with the distinguished British historian Geoffrey Roberts on his book 'Stalin's Library: A Dictator and His Books.' It will be very interesting!

You can read a review here: https://bit.ly/4a2Sk7j

04/05/2024

Just a throwback to one of the outrageous article images we designed.
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29/04/2024

We would supply overall intelligence on the whereabouts and movements of distant echelons. Our overhead systems (both space and air breathing) would permit pinpointing of enemy platforms. Our distributed sensor systems would be put in place to operate, analyze, and convert data into fire-control solutions. This would permit friendly forces to take precise measure of the enemy, providing them with real-time one-shot, one-kill capability. We might even control the targeting once they have fielded the weapon. In some cases, the United States might be able to tilt the contest to one side without unambiguous proof that we had intervened at all. The use of stand-off sensors as a substitute for forces also frees us from the necessity of overseas bases; they permit more operations to be planned and conducted from international waters.

Vertical Coalitions and the Question of Sovereignty in Networks