Culture & Politics

It’s time we stopped romanticizing Marxism as some kind of noble vision for a better world and faced the harsh truth: Marxism is the ideological cancer that keeps metastasizing and …

The world is swiftly evolving into a cashless society. With digital payments becoming more ubiquitous and cryptocurrencies gaining prominence, it’s tempting to think that we’re stepping into a new era …

Central banks are some of the most powerful entities in the world of economics, yet their actions often seem shrouded in mystery. From setting interest rates to managing inflation, central …

War, in its most traditional sense, has always been about armies clashing on the battlefield. Nations raised flags, declared their allegiances, and sent troops to either defend or expand their …

If you’ve ever followed global politics, watched a documentary on world history, or engaged in a debate about international relations, you’ve likely encountered the term “geopolitics.” But what does it …

As the ice in the Arctic melts at an alarming rate, it’s not just the environment that’s being affected; the balance of global power is also being dramatically altered. What …

When politicians speak of carbon taxes, they sell it as the “savior of the planet.” They talk about it with a near-religious fervor, as if slapping a price tag on …

Nostalgia is a peculiar thing. It wraps the past in a golden hue, softening the edges of hard times and amplifying the warmth of fleeting joys. “The good old days,” …

The world is often portrayed as teetering on the edge of catastrophe. We’re inundated with narratives about dwindling resources, overpopulation, and the planet’s impending doom. While these stories grab attention, …

Negativity grabs our attention. Bad news dominates headlines, sensationalism thrives on social media, and narratives of doom seem to resonate deeply with human psychology. It’s not just a coincidence. Our …