
Probing beyond headlines with candid interviews and forensic analysis, to unearth the truths that mainstream media leave buried.
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I want to begin with the children, because the market I am going to describe ends with them.
On New Year’s Eve 2023, on the Danish side of the border with Germany, a boy of ten and his sister of thirteen were watching fireworks near their...
On 8 October, Reuters reported that Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law and special envoy, had discussed Nord Stream with Kirill Dmitriev, Vladimir Putin’s investment envoy. According to five sources, the topic...
I want to start with the thing that made me stop reading and sit back.
The men who grabbed two children off a Danish quay on New Year’s Eve were not a gang of local muscle. By the prosecution’s own case, the operation was brokered by the f...
Ask almost anyone whether they can be propagandised and they will say no. That answer is not confidence. It is the vulnerability itself. We picture manipulation as something loud and clumsy — the obvious lie, the enemy’s crude poster, the k...
In February 2003, Colin Powell held up a vial at the United Nations and told the world that Saddam Hussein was building biological weapons on wheels. The intelligence behind that claim came from a German service, and the man who ran that se...
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I decode how propaganda and information warfare are engineered — and who benefits. Behavioural & credibility researcher (MSc), former corporate-tech insider, now writing on foreign policy & conflict. Libertarian Institute, Antiwar.com + podcast.
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