Twilight Separations, Lasting Impacts: The Hidden Cost of Grey Divorce
Divorce was once seen as the terrain of the young – couples in their 20s, 30s and 40s parting ways in the midst of raising families. But over the past…
Shifting Shields: What U.S. Defense Cuts Mean for Europe’s Social Fabric
When news broke that the Trump administration was considering slashing U.S. defense assistance to European nations bordering Russia, the first questions naturally focused on strategy, military readiness, and geopolitics. But…
When Homes Become Targets: Europe Reckons with the Human Toll of Russia’s Strikes on Kyiv
The image of rescue workers clawing through smouldering debris in Kyiv is one that Europe cannot ignore. At least 23 lives — including four children — were extinguished in Russia’s deadliest assault on the Ukrainian capital since July. The missiles didn’t just topple a residential block in the Darnytskyi district; they also scarred the heart of Europe’s presence in Ukraine, damaging the EU’s diplomatic mission and the British Council.
Europeans on Edge as Markets Await Powell’s Signal
Cautious optimism echoed through European stock markets on Friday, but behind the shifting numbers lies a wider social reality: households, workers, and communities bracing for the impact of global economic…
Lost in Translation: The Human Cost of an English-Only America
When President Donald Trump officially designated English as the United States’ only official language earlier this month, the political conversation quickly turned to "efficiency" and "unity." But on the ground,…
No Trial, No Closure? Bryan Kohberger’s Guilty Plea Leaves Families and a Community Searching for Peace
After nearly two years of dread, speculation, and raw grief, the shocking murder case that gripped the nation has come to an unexpected close. Bryan Kohberger — the man accused…
A BP Agent looks out a water drain tunnel that runs from Mexico into Nogales, AZ.
States Cash In: How the New Budget Bill Pays Big for Border Security
In a move that’s set political circles buzzing from Austin to Washington, the new federal budget reconciliation bill quietly approved a $13.5 billion payout for states that shouldered the cost…
DRC-Rwanda Peace Deal: Turning Point or Just Another Broken Promise?
A landmark peace deal signed in Washington last week is being touted as a breakthrough for one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts — but for many in the Democratic Republic of…
What Could an Israel-Iran War Mean for the World Economy?
As deadly exchanges between Israel and Iran stretch into a second week, fears are mounting that the fighting could spread across the Middle East — a region critical to the…
The Price of Power: Who Pays for the Tax-Cut Bill?
In a dramatic, razor-thin vote of 215 to 214, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed one of the most sweeping—and controversial—tax and spending bills in recent memory. Nicknamed by…
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