regimekeeping
Regimekeeping refers to the actions taken by a ruling regime to maintain its power and control over a population. These actions can encompass a wide range of strategies, both overt and covert. Overt methods often include the use of state security forces, such as police and military, to suppress dissent and enforce laws. This can involve surveillance, arrests, imprisonment, and sometimes violence. Propaganda and censorship are also common overt tools, used to shape public opinion, control information flow, and delegitimize opposition.
Covert regimekeeping strategies may involve intelligence gathering, infiltration of opposition groups, and disinformation campaigns. The aim