There is a growing but still minority movement of U.S. service members who oppose Washington’s military support for Israel and,…
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Did Netanyahu Convince Trump That Mossad Would Spark a Revolution in Iran? Separating Fact, Hype and Hindsight
In the first weeks of the 2026 US‑Israeli war against Iran, a striking claim began circulating in Washington and Tel…
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“The Switzerland of the Gulf”: Oman’s Historic Role as a Middle East Mediator
Over the past decades, the small sultanate of Oman has quietly become one of the most influential mediators in the…
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Psychodysbiosis: The Gut-Brain Connection Redefining Mental Health
In recent years, the phrase “you are what you eat” has taken on a profound new meaning. We are no…
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How to Detect Fake News on Social Media: A Guide for Young People and Adults
Social media have become a major source of information for many people, but they are also one of the main…
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Spain’s Supreme Court Recognizes Content Moderation as a Mental Health Hazard—for a U.S. Audience
In a landmark decision that could resonate far beyond Europe, Spain’s Supreme Court has formally acknowledged that the work of…
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The planet’s heat balance is breaking: oceans absorb 91% of the excess heat
The Earth is being pushed toward the limits of its thermal capacity as its energy imbalance—the difference between the energy…
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Argentina Offers to Become the “Energy Granary” of the European Union, Says Milei
In a bold geopolitical pitch, Argentine President Javier Milei has publicly offered his country as a future energy supplier to…
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A new energy pillar in the Cuba–China relationship
In recent years, China has publicly committed to support Cuba’s shift toward cleaner energy sources. This support goes beyond vague…
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Under Siege: Christian Communities and Settler Violence in the West Bank
In the heart of the land that three great religions call holy, Christian communities in the West Bank are increasingly…
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