Closing the Strait of Hormuz: The Card Iran Holds — and What Holding It Cost
And there is no prediction on who’s winning this “Card Game,” is it?
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The Cost of War: Hunting Mice with an Elephant
"An elephant which kills a rat is not a hero." — How Iran’s asymmetric cost trap turned America's strategic power into a financial liability.
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Iran’s Retaliation in Cold War Mode
How Tehran could turn confrontation in the Gulf into a strategic cost trap.
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Empire Thinking on Greenland
Why strategic access is sufficient — and why ownership rhetoric persists
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Return to Babel: Language, Identity, and Belonging
How identity is filtered — not by law, but by design - and what it means to belong
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Don’t Bet on the Bully: Why Europe Must Stop Investing in the U.S.
As European firms like Daimler, Volkswagen, and Siemens expand their investments in the U.S., they risk tying their futures to a volatile partner. Short-term economic incentives and a temporarily favorable exchange rate obscure deeper structural risks: political instability, panic-driven corporate culture, and growing protectionism. Europe is not dependent on the U.S. — not for gas, not for markets, and certainly not for leadership. Strategic autonomy begins with saying no.
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How Donald Trump Could Win the Nobel Prize for Peace
Donald Trump, the dealmaker, the disrupter — could he still become a man of peace? What would it take? Humility!
