JNS — Iran’s shadow war, out in the open
Iran’s shadow war is still run from the shadows, but its intimidation may no longer stay there. In this new article, I examine how the Quds Force uses proxies, intermediaries […]
Iran’s shadow war is still run from the shadows, but its intimidation may no longer stay there. In this new article, I examine how the Quds Force uses proxies, intermediaries […]
Behind Iran’s proxies, assassination plots and clandestine operations lies a highly structured foreign intelligence and covert-action apparatus. My latest article for The Geopolitical Monitor goes inside the Quds Force to […]
Motion A105 never reached a vote at the UK Green Party’s spring conference. It was deferred — not defeated. In this essay, I examine what the motion actually contains, why […]
For years, I worked in environments where competing interpretations of the same crisis could lead to radically different decisions. Gaza illustrates this dynamic at the international level. My latest article […]
This backgrounder offers an introduction to the main theories of international relations — not as an academic exercise, but as a practical toolkit for anyone trying to understand why states […]
Washington reads the Middle East as a chessboard. Tel Aviv reads it as a countdown.Here’s why that difference changes everything. Click to read my latest piece for the Geopolitical Monitor.
La géopolitique n’est pas un commentaire à chaud ni un exercice moral, mais un outil d’analyse, un moyen de lire derrière les discours officiels, de comprendre ce que les acteurs […]
Dans un monde où l’anticipation stratégique est devenue un mantra, l’expression de « signaux faibles » s’impose comme la panacée des décideurs. Pourtant, le véritable problème n’est souvent pas l’absence […]
Dans la préface de son ouvrage Le Mentir-vrai (1980), Louis Aragon affirme : « Le mentir-vrai, c’est la vérité par les moyens du mensonge. » Par cette formule devenue célèbre, Aragon défend l’idée que la […]