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At a time when education faces the compounded challenges of post-pandemic loss, rising anxiety, and global displacement, animal-assisted interventions emerge as cost-effective, ethically sound, and profoundly human strategies.
Alexander Tuboltsev revisits Simón Bolívar’s Angostura speech, showing how its ideals of morality, sovereignty, and anti-imperialism resonate today as Venezuela and the Caribbean resist renewed US “gunboat diplomacy.”
Billed as a potential turning point for the ongoing war in Ukraine, the meeting failed to produce significant breakthroughs toward a ceasefire or peace agreement.
Alexander Tuboltsev examines how ancient lessons on narcissistic rulers apply to today’s Western imperialism, arguing that the US-Israeli aggression meets its strongest counterforce in the steadfast Resistance across West Asia.
More than just a trade deal, it is being seen as a symbolic moment of European weakness, a moment when Brussels, under pressure and lacking unity, bent to the whims of a combative US president.
By integrating literature into curricula, Lebanese public schools can nurture vibrant intellectual communities where students learn not only from texts but also from each other.
AI can enhance education if used ethically and effectively, with clear prompts and human guidance, augmenting, not replacing, teachers and supporting student learning responsibly.
The current tension on the border between the two countries is one of the most serious in recent years, and there is a possibility of a direct military conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.
Given the magnitude and multifaceted nature of this urgent human rights issue, recommendations to address the silent vanishing and desperate escape of women and girls in Lebanon must be comprehensive.
In Gaza, starvation is weaponized, aid is corrupted, and humanitarianism is hijacked by profiteers and war criminals posing as saviors, as Taylor Miller exposes in this searing indictment of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and its genocidal complicity.
In her powerful reflection, Nahid Poureisa shows how Israeli aggression has catalyzed the reunification of the Iranian nation and state, forging solidarity, resistance, and clarity in the face of war.
Alexander Tuboltsev likens Western neocolonialism to a parasitic plant feeding off others, tracing its origins from medieval feudalism to today’s global capitalist hegemony, and calling for global resistance.
Dana Kahil
Alexander Tuboltsev
Ashkan Mombeini
Fiona Davis
Ahmad Hassan
Taylor Miller