The line between intelligence and organized crime is thinner than people think.
(and why systems don't care)
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Delegated perception: the moment leaders stop seeing reality by themselves
There is a moment in many leadership trajectories that is almost impossible to detect: one day, the leader becomes disconnected from reality. And it happens far more often than people
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The IEA report explained: what it is asking you to change, immediately.
This is not an energy report, it's a behavioral manual.
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Joe Kent, Iran, and the U.S. 2026 Threat Assessment
Inside the U.S. shift from "imminent threat" to permanent threat
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Joe Kent: this is not a resignation letter
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 political
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The Balkans instinctively understand the Grey Zone
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
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Why economic sanctions fail: the real logic of states
A geopolitical lens for investors: power and survival outweigh economic rationality.
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Trump's "foreign policy gamble": how a single word spread across global media
Inside the global news supply chain that turned "gamble" into a narrative.
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Escalation begins before the missiles and the headlines (Israel-Iran)
Perception, contagion and structural stress in the Israel-Iran escalation.
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Shifting identity in the Grey Zone
When adaptation becomes erosion
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The Board of Peace and the platformization of governance
Gaza is not the subject.
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Conspiracy is a story, conspiration is a system.
Conspiracy thinking protects the structures it attacks.
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