Iran

John F. Kennedy speaking at the lectern in the UN General Assembly
Geopolitica, Geopolitics, Human Rights, power & democracy

From Kennedy’s Peace to Trump’s Threat of Annihilation

After the Cuban missile crisis, Kennedy appealed for peace and cooperation. Trump’s threats against Iran reveal a starkly different vision of leadership. This comparison asks what greatness should mean: the power to threaten destruction, or the responsibility to protect lives and secure a shared future.

Napoleón en el exilio en Santa Elena contemplando el océano Atlántico tras la caída de su imperio
Geopolitica, Historia y Poder, Uncategorized

Cuando una nación histórica no se doblega, el imperio pierde la racionalidad y empieza a desbarrar

De España frente a Napoleón a la Persia contemporánea, una reflexión sobre el error recurrente de los imperios al confundir gobiernos con civilizaciones y sobre la nueva soberanía en tiempos de inteligencia, datos y poder transnacional.

Human figure observing multiple digital screens with artificial intelligence systems and global conflict data
Análisis político e histórico, culture and power

Who Would Not Desire a Government Without Desire—When Humans Do?

A reflection on war, artificial intelligence, and power in an age where decisions are accelerated but not necessarily understood. From the US–Israel–Iran conflict to the seductive illusion of neutral intelligence, this analysis questions whether removing human desire from government would bring clarity—or simply conceal power in new forms.

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