USA’s and Israel’s war on Iran is backfiring and here is why Greece should stay out of this
The goal is clear: Regime change in Iran that will complete USA’s domination in the post 9/11 Middle East and an end to the threat felt by Israel to expand its influence in a collapsing and chaotic Middle East. However the newly launched war on Iran is not going according to plan.
Forces of nature: The world’s most eruptive volcanoes in 2026
It is not just about lava and ash, but complex geological systems that can influence the global climate. From the coast of Italy to remote Indonesia, these colossi never sleep.
What the European Union Youth Report Says: Nearly a Quarter Are at Risk of Poverty
The European Commission has published its EU Youth Report, which provides a snapshot of what it means to be young in the EU today, amidst the demographic challenge and the risk of poverty and social exclusion.
Eternal legacy: From the wonders of antiquity to the marvels of the modern world
In an ever-changing world, seven structures remain as testaments to human ingenuity. Today we analyze the state and significance of these monuments that attract millions of pilgrims and tourists annually.
Scrolling Past Each Other: The Slow Death of Empathy
You open social media and start scrolling through stories. The first story is a friend’s vacation photo. The next one shows a natural disaster somewhere in the world. Then you stumble upon footage from a war zone, genocide, and many dead bodies. Before you even have time to process what you just saw, the next post appears, and you see another joke, meme, or an ordinary moment from someone’s day.
Al and the Future of Work: Replacement or Reinvention
Artificial intelligence is often imagined as a thinking machine, but in reality it is far closer to a powerful pattern-recognition tool trained on vast amounts of data. While many fear that AI will replace human work entirely, history suggests that new technologies usually transform jobs rather than eliminate them. Machines may excel at speed and analysis, yet qualities such as empathy, moral judgment, and lived experience remain uniquely human. The real challenge, therefore, is not whether AI will shape our future, but how we choose to use it.
Next steps after the protest: Bulgaria’s next attempt of elections
Five months after one of the largest Gen Z-led protests, Bulgaria is heading into yet another election — the eighth in just a few years. On paper, it looks like the same cycle repeating itself. But underneath, something has shifted. This article looks at what actually changed after the protests, why the system keeps reproducing the same outcomes, and whether this vote is just another reset — or the first real chance to break the pattern.
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen: The Norwegian Skier Who Retired at 23 and Returned to Make Olympic History for Brazil
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen was on top of the world after winning the slalom World Cup. Days before the next season, Pinheiro Braathen shocked the world by announcing retirement from professional alpine skiing, at only 23 years old and as the reigning slalom World Cup champion. A year later, representing the Brazilian flag, he returned to professional skiing with the mission to celebrate freedom, individuality, and diversity.
