Category Power Structures

Iran: The Camel Hacks Back – Part 1

The most dangerous cyberattack is not the one that cannot be stopped - but the one nobody took seriously. While US authorities dismiss the leaks as “historical data,” the attacks on Stryker, Lockheed Martin, and the FBI director reveal something far more troubling: not technical superiority, but systemic failure at the highest level. Stolen credentials, ignored warnings, exposed systems - and an adversary that knows exactly how to exploit them.
Iran’s cyber strategy is as simple as it is effective: not technological dominance, but the precise exploitation of human negligence. Part 1 of this analysis shows how open doors become strategic weapons - and why the West is not failing because of enemy strength, but because of its own carelessness. The camel hacks back. Not because it is stronger - but because no one locked the door.

GAZA-Made in the USA – Part 1

American bombs in Gaza are not an abstract accusation, not an indirect implication, and not merely a political narrative - they are identifiable, traceable, and documented in the rubble itself. A forensic investigation of 79 geolocated strikes reveals which US-made weapon systems were used, where they hit, which civilian sites they struck, and how many people were killed. Schools, homes, medical facilities, mosques: this text reconstructs the material chain of evidence behind a war reality that is often politically softened but becomes increasingly difficult to deny on a technical level. What emerges is not the full picture of the war, but the verifiable lower bound of what can be publicly proven - and that is precisely what makes it explosive.

The UN’s Double-Entry Bookkeeping

The United Nations documented torture, sexual violence, and systematic killings by Syrian intelligence - while simultaneously transferring millions of dollars into that very system. Over more than a decade, at least $11 million flowed to a security company that internal documents link directly to the General Intelligence Directorate. A company hidden behind an unmarked office - but backed by UN contracts.
The Shorouk case is not an isolated failure, but a documented contradiction: humanitarian aid moving through the very structures it is meant to bypass. This analysis exposes not only financial links, but a system of surveillance, deception, and institutional blind spots. The question is no longer whether the UN knew - but why it chose not to act.

What Washington Is Hiding – and Why

On March 18, 2026, the U.S. Intelligence Community released its Annual Threat Assessment - the official threat picture compiled by all 16 American intelligence agencies. 34 pages, every major conflict region covered, clear assessments on Iran, China, Russia. And yet the document is silent on developments that by any geopolitical logic should be there:

Atlantic Council: The Chessboard of Opinion Makers

Foreign policy “expertise” in Washington is not a neutral space - it is a market. Millions from Gulf states and defense contractors flow into think tanks that simultaneously analyze, legitimize, and help prepare wars. This article uses concrete cases and data to expose how influence operates without ever being openly declared - and why “independent analysis” often isn’t.

The Eternal Race – Panzerfaust, Iron Dome, and the Illusion of the Perfect Shield

Since 1943, the same law has held: every weapon generates its defense. Every defense generates its circumvention. On March 1, 2026, that law was confirmed over Israeli skies - by an Iranian missile no system in the world could stop. What connects the Panzerfaust to Iron Dome, Arrow-3, and Donald Trump's $175 billion Golden Dome project is not a technical detail. It is a fundamental law of military history. And its consequences reach far beyond the Middle East.

German Chips in Russian Drones

Infineon transistors. Bosch fuel pumps. Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg. Every Russian Geran-2 drone striking Ukrainian power plants carries 112 EU-made components. The supply chain is documented. The gaps in the sanctions regime are deliberate. And Germany simultaneously wires billions to rebuild the infrastructure that German chips destroy, night after night.

Steve Witkoff: The Dealmaker

Steve Witkoff is not a career diplomat - and that is precisely why he has become central to Donald Trump’s foreign policy. From Bronx real estate developer to special envoy handling Gaza, Moscow, Tehran, and Geneva, his rise reflects a new model of transactional diplomacy built on loyalty, personal relationships, and deal-making instincts. This analysis explores the strengths, vulnerabilities, and global implications of that approach.

NGOs: The 30 Names Brussels Is Hiding

The 30 names Brussels refused to disclose:
An audit by the European Court of Auditors reveals systemic flaws in EU NGO funding — but the largest recipients remained hidden. By analysing EU financial databases, this investigation uncovers how billions flowed to organisations that are partially state-funded, multiply financed across programmes, or deeply embedded in political structures.
A primary-source-driven investigation into transparency, governance, and the real architecture behind EU NGO funding.