I explore how control of undersea cables, fibre backbones and routing points creates strategic chokepoints with surveillance and economic consequences.
I trace how policy, profit and secrecy have pushed public water into private hands and what that means for communities worldwide.
I investigate how private space firms use proprietary technology and classified contracts to build secrecy, and what that means for public oversight.
I investigate how lean logistics turned into leverage, why ports and data matter, and what the gaps in evidence really leave us wondering.
We investigate how automation and corporate strategy funnel displaced workers into precarious gig work and what leaked files and financial records really reveal.
We map how platforms, advertisers and agencies steer social narratives through monetary and algorithmic incentives that shape influencers and publics.
We investigate how industries police themselves, the revolving door into regulators, and the evidence from leaks, books and investigations that suggest regulatory capture.
We trace leaked files, books and financial trails to reveal how intelligence agencies collect data and who profits from it.
We examine patterns, leaked documents and financial threads behind unexplained disappearances and why so many questions remain unanswered.
We trace how opaque finance, offshore networks and unregulated credit can be marshalled to bend democratic contests, drawing on leaks and academic work.