The Myth of the “Third World”: Why We Must Abandon the Language of Empire
1. Introduction: The Violence of Nomenclature The act of naming is never a neutral linguistic exercise; it is an exercise in power. To categorise a nation, a people, or a…
- War against a foreign country only happens when the moneyed classes think they are going to profit from it.
George Orwell

1. Introduction: The Violence of Nomenclature The act of naming is never a neutral linguistic exercise; it is an exercise in power. To categorise a nation, a people, or a…

I moved to Thailand and found paradise, but I also found a relentless barrage of ignorance. In this post, I use hard data to dismantle the ‘ladyboy’ and ‘red-light’ stereotypes, proving that the countries casting judgment often have far darker statistics than the one they mock.

Films like Kill Bill and John Wick popularise a romanticised image of Asian organised crime built around codes of honour and tightly knit brotherhoods. Across the Mekong subregion today, especially…

รายงานละเอียดและหลักฐานจากผู้เช่า เกี่ยวกับพฤติกรรมที่ถูกกล่าวหาว่าหลอกลวงและไม่มีจรรยาบรรณ โดยเอเจนท์ “อีฟ” (แอชตัน อโศก พระราม 9 กรุงเทพฯ) อ่านลำดับเหตุการณ์ หลักฐานทั้งหมด และวิธีป้องกันตัวเอง

In this post, I outline how to tailor a professional complaint to Bangkok, Thailand, with authorities and citations you can adapt and use if you are in a similar situation…

A tenant’s detailed report and evidence of alleged deceptive and unethical conduct by agent “Eve” (Ashton Asoke Rama 9, Bangkok). Read the full timeline, evidence and how to protect yourself.

Session 6 tackled nuclear risk, AI in warfare, gender, climate, and youth leadership. Insights from UNRCPD and the Disarmament Toolkit 2025.

Insights from Session 5 of the Disarmament Toolkit 2025: gendered impacts of war, mercenary recruitment, and why peace must be people-centered.

Session 4 explored mine action, small arms & light weapons, illicit trafficking, gender data, and how UN frameworks adapt under pressure.

Highlights from UN Disarmament Toolkit 2025 Session 3: outer space security, military AI, Northeast Asia tensions, and evolving cyber governance.

I shared a short IG story about imposter syndrome and unexpected validation. Here’s why it resonated, and how I’m showing up differently from now on.

After a year of visas, Cambridge studies and UN work, I’m restarting the blog with essays on AI, policy, travel, productivity, and honest personal writing.