Trump's silent UN reception reflects waning global trust. Despite boasting US strength, his threats against Iran and attacks on the ICC face growing scrutiny over AI-driven targeting errors like the Minab school strike.
THE CRACK IN THE WEST: 12 COUNTRIES BREAK THE TABOO AROUND THE SETTLEMENT ECONOMY This is not yet a rupture with Israel, but the political cost of standing still is rising.
Sometimes power does not hide. It fragments. One piece appears in a press release, another in a payment table, another in a classified contract, another in a video recorded inside a technology company’s offices, and the last in a corporate register that has not yet been filed.
Attack on Iran or an Economic Own Goal? The Truth Behind the Economic D-Day Presented on TV as the ultimate sanctions super-bomb in history, Operation Economic Outcast hides an embarrassing detail. From Canada to China, here is the invisible network of allies
Deutsche Bank opens a new door to China’s financial system — and the timing matters. Aug 18,2026 ugust 10, 2026. Deutsche Bank gains direct access from Beijing to renminbi clearing. The next day, the BRICS confirm they are discussing linking their payment systems. Washington, meanwhile, has already turned stablecoins
THE BUKELE TRAP How security became the perfect shield for one of the most sophisticated forms of wealth extraction ever seen in Latin America
If your government is a shareholder in a defense company, and that government asks the EU for money to finance that company, knowing it will make the stock rise—and the company is 60% owned by American investors who profit from the rise—is that a conflict of interest?
Everyone's Talking About Ceuta. Almost Nobody's Talking About Why The Price of the Sahara: How a Forgotten Territorial Dispute Reached Europe's Shores
BANNON'S PLAYBOOK: The Vannacci Model and How America Prevents European Autonomy Case study: How the State Department uses legal funding channels, Masonic intermediaries, and MAGA networks to build sovereigntist movements
July 2025, In a move that marks the final collapse of Western moral coherence, the United States has officially revoked the terrorist designation of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)—formerly known as Jabhat al-Nusra, the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda. The decision was signed by Secretary of State
When the luxury resort stops being merely tourism and becomes an instrument of geopolitical repositioning in the Mediterranean. Jun 04,2026 Anarrative journey through Israeli communities in the Italian Alps, golden visas in Cyprus, projects in Greece and Serbia, the Kushner-Trump mega-resort in Albania, and the questions now
How to Execute a Regime Change in the 21st Century Jun 25,2026 Anatomy of a geopolitical operation that uses elections as a weapon — and the UN Security Council as the prize There is a photograph that circled Latin American social media on June 16, 2026. A forty-year-old
Xi does not hand him a victory. He sets the new price of global stability: Taiwan, Hormuz, chips, rare earths, energy, and the Global South May 16,2026 onald Trump arrived in China looking for a photograph he could sell as success: “fantastic trade deals,” personal friendship with Xi Jinping,
Abu Dhabi is not abandoning barrels. It is using them to buy green energy, AI, ports, chips, land corridors and digital payments in the new multipolar order. May 07,2026. There is a piece of news that may sound technical, distant, almost reserved for traders, diplomats and energy analysts: the
May 02,2026 China’s AI Paradox and the Western Illusion of Freedom The Hangzhou case does not ban AI. It bans something far more dangerous for corporations: using automation as a licence to cut wages, demote workers, dismiss employees, and offload the cost of technological transformation onto human beings.
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Palantir: When the State Leases Out Its Nervous System This is not just a software company. It is a political infrastructure entering intelligence, healthcare, defense, and borders—while openly publishing a doctrine that calls on Silicon Valley to merge itself back into Western military power.
The Pentagon briefing that was supposed to close doubts ended up confirming them Apr 16, 2026 There comes a point when propaganda stops reassuring and starts revealing the exposed nerve it is trying to hide. The April 16, 2026 Pentagon press conference with Pete Hegseth, Dan Caine, and Admiral Brad
The Global Market of Leverage Predator, Cyber Ecosystems, and the Structural Transformation of Informational Powe Feb 27, 2026 The ruling issued on February 26, 2026, by a Greek court against four individuals linked to the Intellexa consortium marks a significant judicial milestone in what has become known as “Predatorgate.” Among
When truth is acknowledged privately and neutralised publicly Feb 10,2026 or years, public debate in the United Kingdom around Gaza, Israel, and international law has appeared polarised, emotional, and inconclusive. Governments change, language shifts, but policy remains largely intact. What is often missing from this debate is not information,
Minneapolis, Project 2025, and the Paradox of Imported Security Antonella Silipigni Jan 10,2026 When Enforcement Becomes Politics For years, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been portrayed as an administrative agency: immigration, removals, borders. What emerges in the 2025–2026 period — and what the Minneapolis case makes
Venezuela, Narcotrafficking, and Regime Change The Official U.S. Narrative (2020–2026): from “dictatorship” to “criminal state”
The Role of the Judiciary, Europe’s Media Silence, and the Anomaly of a Pardon Invoked Before a Verdict Jan 02, 2026 From media capture to critical infrastructure, from ties with the narrative industry to external political pressure: a didactic investigation into why the Netanyahu trial matters to Europe—and
Nigeria, Somaliland and December 2025 The war they don’t tell you about: religion as narrative, Africa as a geopolitical battlefield
How Digital Networks Turn Adolescents into Disposable Enforcers dic 22, 2025 For years, we called it online radicalisation. Today, that term is no longer sufficient. Recent investigations across Europe and the United States point to a clear paradigm shift: adolescents are no longer recruited merely to adopt extremist ideologies, but