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Politics 🌀The World as a Wrestling Arena: Decoding Trump's Formula for Creating Enemy, Friend, and Follower
In a world accustomed to political routine and diplomacy, Donald Trump entered like a wrestler entering the ring: loud, confident, not recognizing the...
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Politics 🌀America's Hidden Face… Who Pulls the Strings?
At the heart of American democracy, a complex network of influence hides, weaving its threads for decades, governing from behind the scenes without th...
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People's Lives 👥Poisoning Consciousness: How Small Lies Become Big Truths
In an era abundant with information, lies are not thrown at us like bullets... but dripped like poison, drop by drop....
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The future is now 🚀Distance Learning and Open Platforms: Educational Revolution Led by Youth
In an era where the features of classrooms have changed, learning is no longer confined within the walls of schools and universities, but has moved to...
Politics 🌀
Political news and analysis
From documentary to federal court: How did the BBC-Trump dispute escalate?
The case tests whether editing a political scene can be treated as malpractice or willful defamation in federal court.
Peru: 'Secret meetings scandal' to topple transitional president in 4 months
In Peru, the accusations did not bring down a transitional president so much as a crisis of confidence resulting from no...
On the Brink: Analyzing the moment of US-Iranian escalation in February 2026
We are not watching a certain war... but a fragile balance that could collapse with a single mistake.
February 18, 2001: The most dangerous spy in FBI history (Robert Hanssen)
The most dangerous spy in FBI history didn't penetrate the system... he was inside it all along.
Beyond Presidents: Why do U.S. policies remain constant despite changing administrations?
In the United States, presidents change, but politics moves according to the logic of a system designed to resist rapid ...
The Epstein case and the question of time: Why is the file back at this moment?
The Epstein case returned because the law opened the archives, but opening the archives does not mean that justice can a...
Europe in 2026: How did the political center collapse under the pressure of accumulated crises?
Europe in 2026 is not an electoral crisis, but a crisis of governance in a time when trust no longer automatically votes...
January 31, 2020: When Britain left the European Union ... and the idea of a "united West" was shaken
Brexit revealed that the West's crisis is not in borders, but in trust in the system itself.
Strategic Insights 🧭
Strategic analysis and studies
"Rich Justice" in the Epstein case: Wealth as a deferred accountability factor
The issue is not that the law doesn't punish, but that wealth gives time and a longer path before the punishment arrives...
Epstein case: Why has one of America's most serious criminal cases resurfaced?
The Epstein case is coming back because documents are raising questions faster than the law can provide answers.
The story of the European single market: How did Europe abolish borders without abolishing countries?
The European single market did not abolish states, but it redefined the meaning of borders within the economic system.
The crisis of university education and the labor market in the Arab world: The skills gap
The education crisis in the Arab world is not a lack of degrees, but a surplus of education that does not lead to employ...
From ice to gold: How climate change turned Greenland into a global treasure
Greenland went from a forgotten iceberg to a global treasure because the climate changed... and with it, the rules of th...
Back to the Moon in 2026: Why is Artemis II the most dangerous spaceflight?
Artemis II is not a symbolic return to the moon, but a full-scale test of man and technology before a return to the luna...
Greenland as a geopolitical bomb: Who has the power today, America or Europe?
Greenland is no longer a frozen land, but a leverage card that is redrawing the balance of power between America and Eur...
People's Lives 👥
Social analysis and research
Surrounded by Fools: How do we create misunderstandings in our everyday relationships?
You're not surrounded by idiots... you're surrounded by like-minded people.
How does fasting change our perception of everyday objects? When the world is rediscovered through abstinence
Fasting resets our consciousness, transforming the things we are accustomed to from mundane details into conscious exper...
Artificial Intelligence and the future of the human mind: Enhanced or weakened?
AI can elevate you when it supports your thinking, but it can weaken your brain when it replaces it.
Jeffrey Epstein: A biography of a mysterious rise and an open judicial end
The Epstein case reveals how wealth and connections can postpone accountability without eliminating crime.
The Art of Dealing with People: How to bring out the best in people without arguing or dominating them.
Dale Carnegie explains that people don't resist ideas per se, they resist feeling insulted or belittled, and that preser...
The secret book: How did the Law of Attraction become a cultural phenomenon?
The Secret invites you to test one idea: When you change your focus, your path begins to change.
The crisis of university education and the labor market in the Arab world: The skills gap
The education crisis in the Arab world is not a lack of degrees, but a surplus of education that does not lead to employ...
Disappearing instead of confronting: Why is it easier to disconnect today?
Invisibility shortens the confrontation, but prolongs the pain and breaks trust.