The southern Caribbean is suddenly brimming with warships. In early August, multiple U.S. naval vessels — including the USS Lake Erie, Iwo Jima, and Fort Lauderdale — began moving toward Venezuelan waters. Officially, the…
In India, education has seldom been about learning. It has been about the examination. From the first moment a child enters the classroom, the rhythm of life is determined not…
Celmira Macedo is a Portuguese educator, social entrepreneur, and founder of EKUI, an award-winning inclusive education methodology transforming literacy and learning worldwide. With a background in special education, she created…
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…
The fatal shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University has once again brought political violence to the forefront of public life in America. The…
Elisa Paluan is a cultural manager and communication professional whose career bridges the worlds of social impact, cultural innovation, and community engagement. With a foundation in Political Science and international…
On August 27th, tanks rolled east out of Valencia, Venezuela, kicking up dust and speculation. The Maduro government had announced a nationwide mobilization, responding to U.S. warships stationed off the…
Half knowledge is dangerous. It has always been so. Does the danger looks different in the digital age? Yes, it does. Where once intellectual posturing might have been confined to…
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…
In Western culture, the nuclear family is often presented as the most natural unit of human life. In reality, it is one of the most carefully engineered. The postwar state,…
