"Expats" have a classification problem.
You live in a country whose citizenship you do not hold. That is the only hard fact. You call yourself an expat because the word sounds cleaner than "immigrant&
ex-journalist in Israel and the West Bank ex-intelligence operative (HUMINT) Reconverted: entrepreneur. FR/EN/HE/IT/PT Expert in Strategic Intelligence and communication, human behavior, the Grey Zone
You live in a country whose citizenship you do not hold. That is the only hard fact. You call yourself an expat because the word sounds cleaner than "immigrant&
a conversation with Morgan Lerette on how states outsource force, fragment responsibility, and operate in legal ambiguity.
You are already inside the consequences.
(and why systems don't care)
on delegated perception
This is not an energy report, it's a behavioral manual.
Inside the U.S. shift from "imminent threat" to permanent threat
I came across the letter published on X yesterday, written by Joe Kent - former U.S. Army Special Forces operator, with multiple deployments, now involved in national security and
You know I tend to be quite critical of media and journalism. Having worked in the field, I know how narratives are built, simplified, distorted. Because of that, I refuse
A geopolitical lens for investors: power and survival outweigh economic rationality.
Inside the global news supply chain that turned "gamble" into a narrative.
Perception, contagion and structural stress in the Israel-Iran escalation.