What happened in 2018 ? What do you remember? Analyzing over 2,000 press reports each month can help answer that question. But even with the assistance of advanced computer programs, how do you summarize a whole year? How do you choose a succinct and meaningful title for this work? Donald Trump provided us with a clear and concice answer by declaring publicly that he was a very stable genius. Indeed, 2018 was the year of the very stable genius and it's presented and analyzed here month by month, using both our computer method and our human analysis of the same set of data from a representative sampling system of international media. And Yes, the key word was Trump.

2018 the year of the "very stable genius" ; world media analysis

"Parapolitics", according to professor, diplomat and poet Peter Dale Scott, is "the real use of power" and not the superficial use of power as declared by politicians and the media. But with over 20 daily press 
reports on conflicts of international interest, and the computer analysis of these approximately 7, 000 reports by co-occurrence of key words, we can graphically and statistically show what were indeed the parapolitics of 2013 and what media reports hide behind the key words clusters "Islamist", "Israel", "Syria", "NSA" and "Obama".

2013 Parapolitics & World Media

If political science is the study of politics and the use of political power as it presents itself on the public scene, "parapolitics" is the study of the use of political power that is not presented on the public scene. The term seems to have been coined by Prof. Peter Dale Scott of the University of California, Berkeley, in the late 1970s. According to Scott, a former Canadian diplomat, poet and author, parapolitics is the study of the "real" use of political power, as opposed to the publicly avowed use of political power. In this work, the authors analyze world political and parapolitical headlines of 2006. This data set or corpus of texts consists of the "Timeline" section of each issue of the electronic journal, " Intelligence "

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