SpaceX and the East India Company: What History Teaches
As SpaceX extends humanity's reach into space, it raises an intriguing historical parallel with the East India Company. What happens when private enterprisesRead More
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