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The Dossier takes a single recent Middle East story and reads it across the languages that wrote it — Persian, Kurdish, Arabic, Turkish, English — sliced across the dimensions of our discourse topology: state alignment, ideological position, audience, modality, provenance, temporal pattern. It surfaces the connection no single press, position, or modality drew alone. Hypothesis-framed, falsifiable, footnoted. Sundays. Free.
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One Middle East story, read across the languages that wrote it. Sundays. Free.
The minister, the video, and the mirror.
An Israeli minister's provocative social media post single-handedly shifted the global narrative of a Gaza flotilla from a maritime blockade issue to a referendum on the state's own conduct.
- N° 003
Eighty percent.
Amnesty counted 2,707 executions in 2025 — the most since 1981. Iran carried out 2,159 of them. The outlets that covered this were counting from outside the country. Domestic Persian press ran nothing.
25 May 2026
- N° 002
Six sources. All Turkish.
The Afyonkarahisar defection ran in Turkish press and nowhere else. The gap is not a failure of distribution. It is a fact about what the global press has decided to stop seeing.
18 May 2026
- N° 001
The pagers and the palace.
Why eight dimensions of discourse — not five languages — show that September 17 and December 8 are one story.
15 May 2026