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The rising guilt of a genocidal nation
How the Israeli Army hushes up the staggering rise in suicides since October 7. Lately, Israel has made its intentions increasingly clear regarding a renewed assault on Gaza. At the… Read more.
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Scorpio Tankers Owning the Second US-flagged Ship to Exit the Strait of Hormuz
Once Project Freedom was aborted by the United States, there have been some honest efforts to cross through the now famous Strait of Hormuz with minimal success. Before abandoning their… Read more.
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Why Trump Ended “Project Freedom” in Hormuz
Yesterday, US President Donald Trump announced that the US operation “Project Freedom” is to be temporarily paused, ceasing their efforts to guide stranded vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Recently,… Read more.
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The Other Bennet Sister: Marriage or Misery?
A beautifully done reiteration of the Pride and Prejudice—based on Janice Hadlow’s novel—just hit the screens, and my romantic heart didn’t just skip a beat; it lingered there for a… Read more.
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Is going analogue the solution in a post digital age?
Lately, there’s been a lot of talk about going back to a more analogue way of life. Many people seem nostalgic for the 90s, trying to cut down on screen… Read more.
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Ninth House Duology, the next dark academia read
A perfect cosy read. A lovely story. Well not really, more like a kind of disturbing but addictive and sort of magical story. Highly recommend it. Ninth House explores the… Read more.
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Let’s unmask Bridgerton’s Season 4
Dearest gentle reader, We do love some spoilers around here. Take care. I am under the suspicion that maybe, just maybe, Bridgerton is about to become great again. With season… Read more.
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European Federation of Journalists abandons X amid misinformation concerns
The European Federation of Journalists is quitting X, accusing the platform for its role in spreading misinformation under Elon Musk’s ownership. As Trump takes office and Musk joins his administration,… Read more.
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Tempi train wreck: PM Mitsotakis backtracks, admits illegal cargo possibility
Three years after Greece’s deadliest rail disaster in Tempi, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has admitted that the freight train involved may have been carrying illegal or toxic cargo, contradicting… Read more.
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How Gen Z overthrew the government in Nepal
72 lives were lost and over one thousand people were injured during the anti-corruption protests in Nepal in 2025. In the aftermath, the prime minister was forced to resign, allowing… Read more.
