Truth be Damned: Meta’s Post-Fact-checking Reality

Meta’s overhaul isn’t just a policy shift—it’s a blueprint for a world where truth is optional, outrage rules, and accountability fades. As hate and disinformation spread unchecked, we’re no longer just consuming content; we’re being rewired by it.

The Gaza Ceasefire: Current Status, Implications and What Can We Expect?

The Gaza ceasefire brings a short break in fighting. Prisoners are being exchanged, and aid is reaching those in need. But tensions are still high, and the future is unclear. Both sides are careful with their next moves, and peace remains uncertain.

Everything Sucks and the World is Ending. Or Is It?

Seeing the beauty in the world does not take away your right to fight for change or feel empathy for everything less, and far worse, than beautiful. Loving the beauty through the darkness is an act of bravery.

Grammys: Creating Cultural Impact or Becoming Culturally Irrelevant?

Although the Recording Academy has implemented changes to the GRAMMY Awards, the need to evaluate its place within our culture remains relevant.

The Threads to Within: Spain’s Islamic History in Today’s West-East Dichotomy

What if what we see as a foreigner is just a reflection of ourselves? Exploring the remnants of Al-Andalus, led to my realization that the threads of history, identity, and culture are more intertwined than we think.

A European’s Pessimism, Europe’s Decline, and the Question of Irrelevance

People often ask if I plan to return to Spain after graduation. My immediate “no” always surprises them, leading to the inevitable question: “Why not?”

The Digital Middle Ages and Are We Entering a New Feudal Era?

As tech companies increasingly shape the socio-political landscape, we must consider whether we are digital slaves to corporate lords, or if we can retake control over our digital futures.

Morocco’s King Calls for Forgoing Eid Al Adha Sacrifice Amid Economic and Climate Struggles

Mixed public reactions emerge as Morocco’s King urges citizens to forgo the traditional sacrifice of Eid Al Adha due to drought-related impacts on livestock.

The UN Veto – A Remnant of a Bygone Era?

In theory, the veto prevents rash actions, but in practice, it often stalls justice. Is it time to rethink it?

Coup or Collapse? South Korea’s Impeached President Faces Insurrection Trial

Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been indicted for insurrection after his failed martial law attempt. With political turmoil at its peak, the Constitutional Court now has 180 days to decide his fate.