Sometimes, countries—or more precisely, political factions within foreign countries like Hezbollah in Lebanon—launch a rocket at Israel, prompting Israel to respond with a missile. Without delving into the debate over whether Israel…
Category: Editorial
Uncovering the Roots of Slavic Paganism: Gods, Spirits, and Sources of Ancient Belief
Before the arrival of Christianity, the Slavic people had a rich and complex polytheistic religion deeply intertwined with nature and their daily lives. Their beliefs were passed down orally and through rituals,…
Why most people believe in non-sense (religions, alternative medicines, and spirituality)
In a world increasingly driven by information, it is paradoxical that so many people continue to fall prey to scams and quackery. Despite the wealth of knowledge at our fingertips, fraudulent schemes,…
The Houthis: Origins, Leadership, and Geopolitical Entanglements
The Houthi movement, formally known as Ansar Allah, has emerged as a significant force in Yemen’s complex political and military landscape. Initially rooted in the Zaidi Shia community in northern Yemen, the…
Circumventing Sanctions: The Four Nations Keeping Russia’s Financial Channels Open
The imposition of international sanctions, particularly by Western nations, has significantly constrained Russia’s access to global financial systems such as SWIFT and has led to the isolation of many Russian banks. However,…
From Chef to Internet Troll and Military Leader: The Complex Legacy of Yevgeny Prigozhin
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s rise from a modest restaurateur in St. Petersburg to one of Russia’s most influential and controversial figures is a story that weaves together the strands of entrepreneurship, information warfare, and…
Hezbollah: Weapons Arsenal, Illicit Operations, and International Relations
Hezbollah, a Shiite militant group and political party based in Lebanon, has developed a comprehensive network to sustain its military and political activities. This article examines Hezbollah’s formidable weapons arsenal, its involvement…
Applying Popper’s Paradox to Islamic Extremism and Immigration in Western Countries
The tolerance paradox, articulated by Karl Popper, posits that a tolerant society must be intolerant of intolerance in order to maintain its tolerance. If a society tolerates the intolerant, the intolerant will…
The History and Impact of Hamas
Foundation and Early History Hamas, or the Islamic Resistance Movement, was founded in December 1987 during the First Intifada, a Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip….
Why We Should Feature an Example of a Balanced Constitution Based on Western and European Democratic Values
In an era marked by geopolitical tensions and the rise of authoritarian regimes, it is increasingly crucial to highlight and promote the principles of democratic governance. Featuring an example of a balanced…