Introduction: Thirty years ago, my life changed forever. I arrived in Australia as a member of my country’s diplomatic corps with almost no understanding of English. I had to start all over again. Not only that, but my life had begun many times before then, and I had failed numerous

Introduction: Thirty years ago, I lost my parents, and from that moment on, I had to carve out my own place in this world. When war came, it didn’t just steal my home—it drowned my dreams in a deep, dark abyss where no one could hear my cries for help.

Introduction: Growing up under communism, I had a unique perspective on intelligence and security from an early age. My grandfather, who held the position of second-in-command in Yugoslavia’s state secret intelligence services, served as both a mentor and a figure of caution. I closely observed his demeanour—how he carried himself

During my recent journey to Berlin—a city where every street corner whispers secrets of a divided past—I uncovered the chilling reality of “Zersetzung.” This was not just another research assignment; it was an immersive exploration into the dark art of psychological warfare. Amidst the solemn corridors of historic museums, I

Introduction How do you respond when you’re angry at yourself for your own mistakes? Do you dwell on them, replaying every decision that led you to failure? Do you carry regret like a weight on your shoulders, unable to let go? Each of us has a story—a collection of victories