Cuba’s Soul in an Era of Rising Geopolitical Heat; Wh
As Cuba rebuffs Trump and echoes Maduro’s defiance, the real cost of sovereignty falls not on leaders—but on people who endure the aftermath.
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Cuba After Venezuela: The Cost of Borrowed Stability Wh
The capture of Nicolás Maduro removed more than a leader. It severed a supply line — oil, intelligence cooperation, and economic ballast —Read More
When History Catches Up With Fiction: Venezuela, Dictat
One of the quiet shocks of following world events is how often they feel familiar — not because we’ve lived them before, butRead More
Journeys of Understanding / The Economics of Influence:
From an author’s perspective—particularly one steeped in themes of geopolitics and conflict like in A Line in the Sand—the intersections of economics, militaryRead More
“What Goes Around Comes Around” – Syria, A Line i
Looking at Syria today, it's important to remember power isn’t a destination — it’s a revolving door. Syria’s collapse since 1967 follows theRead More
When Elephants Fight, the Grass Suffers
The Swahili proverb reflects a harsh truth: the most vulnerable always bear the cost of conflict. The documentary When Elephants Fight illustrates thisRead More