Roblox, Child Safety and the Algorithmic Playground
Roblox and child safety in the context of digital regulation and age verification
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Thalassocracy
An in-depth analysis of thalassocracy, maritime strategy, choke points, and the geopolitical rivalry shaping the global balance of power in the 21st century.
Europe, India, and the Death of the World Order
Europe has spent the past decade playing defense — more of a spectator than a protagonist on the global stage. It reacts to Washington, it reacts to Beijing, it reacts to Moscow. In doing so, it has slowly lost the…
Venezuela and the Collapse of the Rules-Based Illusion
Venezuela, Global Power and the Myth of the Rules-Based Order
Federal Republic of Kabylia
Kabylia’s declaration of independence exposes contradictions in Algeria’s foreign policy and raises serious geopolitical risks for the Maghreb and North Africa.
The Tearing of Sudan
That November day in 2013, the sky over Madrid was overcast when the Sudanese ambassador to Spain, Alhussain, offered me a glass of karkadé—the hibiscus tea so characteristic of his homeland. At the table in his residence, surrounded by its…
Morocco 1975–2025
How Morocco turned diplomatic mastery and strategic vision into a new global narrative — from the Western Sahara to Africa’s economic future. Morocco’s rise from 1975 to 2025 marks one of the most remarkable geopolitical transformations in modern history. On October 31,…
Europe and the Wolf
Once upon a time there were three bulls grazing together in a sunlit meadow.One was red, strong and brave;another was yellow, cheerful and loud;and a third was green, calm and prudent.United, they formed an impenetrable wall – until a wolf…
A Culinary Journey Between Morocco and Spain
The Love Story of Sir Richard Branson In the world of luxury tourism, where excellence is measured in details and authenticity, some projects transcend the notion of accommodation. They become love stories between cultures, landscapes, and flavors. Such is the…
Palma 2031
There are cities that simply live off the murmur of their walls, the weight of their past, the echo of their stones. And there are others—a minority—that understand that culture is not an ornament, but a heartbeat. Palma wants to…
