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Huione, Cambodia, and the Limits of Anti-Money Laundering
In December 2025, Cambodia’s central bank shut down Huione Group, one of the world’s largest hubs for laundering criminal money. They laundered more than $4 billion since 2021, from “pig-butchering” scams to North Korean cyber heists. Yet Huione was no underground operation. It was a polished, licensed financial institution whose legitimate business masked a vast laundering network. Why did it take so long? The answer exposes an anti-money laundering system built, almost by design, to miss exactly this kind of institution. Huione’s shutdown is being called a victory, but is it real reform, or compliance under pressure?
Italy – Türkiye and the Double Logic of Defence Cooperation
A reflection on the Italy-Turkey defence related dependencies. Interdepence has seemingly become the normal condition of modern statehood. The question is never really whether to be dependent, but on whom, on what terms, and with what degree of awareness about what you are trading away.
Türkiye and NATO – Europe’s Future Security
The Ankara NATO summit exposed a central dilemma for European security. Türkiye is a powerful NATO ally, Black Sea gatekeeper and growing defence producer, yet remains only partly integrated into Europe’s defence-industrial architecture. As Europe rearms, Ankara’s role becomes harder to ignore and harder to resolve.
The Tyranny of Green: JIEDDO and the Illusion of Managerial Chaos Management
The JIEDDO experiment stands as the quintessential manifestation of the “Standardization Trap”, where the asymmetrical threat of the IED was reduced to a mere industrial engineering problem. By measuring progress through the deceptive lens of “green” Key Performance Indicators, the military apparatus systematically excised human reality from its strategic calculus, succumbing to a fatal cognitive distortion. This reliance on technological countermeasures—far from degrading the insurgency—merely stimulated its adaptation, turning the battlefield into a laboratory of doctrinal futility. Ultimately, the prioritization of budget management over strategic vision transformed the war into an exercise in self-referential accounting, where the obsession with statistical compliance masked a systemic inability to comprehend the political nature of the adversary and the bureaucratic management of its own defeat.
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