The struggle for Syria is entering a decisive phase. Israel has moved from intermittent intervention to a sustained military ...

A resonant image of a shark confined within a small aquarium, a powerful metaphor for the innate desire to break free and claim the vastness of the oceans.

Ladyhawke' (1985) with Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer as the lovelorn pair, with Matthew Broderick as much more than the ...

Early in my career, I believed the smartest person in the room was the one with the sharpest numbers. After twenty years on projects, service contracts, and ...

When Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the opening U.S.-Israeli strikes on February 28, it was tempting to see his death ...

I went to see Yayoi Kusama yesterday. I went for the art and stayed for the existential crisis which, in retrospect, was ...

A quote crossed my feed recently that stopped me mid-scroll: "What are you afraid of? Death? Guaranteed. Shame? Forgotten in a week. Lost everything? Rebuild.

Russia is moving east. The shift is no longer merely geographical. The war in Ukraine has accelerated a political, economic, and strategic reorientation ...

The attacks of September 11, 2001, served as a wake-up call. Militant Islam’s claim to global power can no longer be denied. Islamisation is advancing in ...

In international relations, how a country is written about is often as consequential as what it does. Over the past ten days, several pieces appeared in quick succession across major Western outlets ...

Flemish veteran politician Filip Dewinter has a message for Muslims in Europe. Not an 87-page policy paper, not an inclusivity conference with vegetarian sandwiches, and certainly not a ...

In the first part of this essay, Esau was explored not as a biological ancestor of the modern West, but as a civilisational archetype that survived through Rome, Christianity, and eventually the ...