In the last months, as part of my work monitoring radical groups, I've focused less on events and more on language. Because language ALWAYS moves first. And what
Every conflict looks, at first glance, like a confrontation between two poles... Husband VS wife. Employer VS employee. State VS insurgent. We instinctively read it as binary: one versus the
I grew up in the 90s. And The Matrix was a cultural event.
A Strategic Reflection on Biology, HUMINT, and Human Nature
Months ago, I received the advices of an expert on a topic. In this specific case, and niche subject, listening to him was a logical choice. Yet, sometimes, the most
You see too much and you know it. Perception is often misunderstood.
Have you ever caught someone in a lie? It's this unique moment when you reveal the fragile threads of deceit. I'll give you some tips to
Most leaders I meet genuinely believe they’re "emotionally intelligent".
The Grey Zone in international relations, conflict and warfare. It is a real cognitive, geopolitical, psychological, and informational space.
Some reflections and comments on his recent interview
How do you disarm someone who puts you down or throws a passive-aggressive comment your way? Simple response: “That's interesting. Can you tell me more?” Why is this
Or how to train your brain to connect all the dots Some people walk into a room and vaguely sense the atmosphere. Others, in a fraction of a second, pick
