Welcome to this corner of the web, where I decode the hidden currents behind headline economics and geopolitics as a STEM graduate. I’m an independent observer with a background in engineering—trained to value data, but never to worship it. Here, you’ll find deep dives into China’s hyped tech strength, the shifting balance of power in Europe and Eurasia, and the unspoken forces that numbers alone can’t capture.
My approach blends rigorous research with close reading of qualitative signals—policy whispers, leadership gestures, market undercurrents—to question official narratives and surface insights that (I believe) matter to decision-makers, journalists, researchers and scholars. Whether I’m unpacking overproduction in authoritarian economies, tracing the dynamic of European influence, or probing the role of luck in success, each piece is driven by curiosity and a healthy scepticism of “numbers as gospel.”
If you’re looking for analysis that goes beyond charts and press releases—grounded in scholarship but open to the unexpected—you’re in the right place. Every post is crafted to give you the context and nuance you need to see what others miss.
About ME
I write about geopolitics, economics, and global power shifts—especially the things numbers can’t fully explain. With a background in engineering, data science and energy systems, I value data—but I don’t take it at face value.
My work explores the undercurrents behind policy, perception, and strategy across continents. I publish independently and reserve clarity of thought over popularity—and to ask the questions official narratives avoid.
Background
B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
M.Sc. New and Renewable Energy
Ph.D. Manufacturing Engineering
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