16 Years Over: How Hungary Voted its Way Back to Democracy
Hungary’s Péter Magyar sweeps to power in a historic landslide, but the real work is just beginning. On April 12th, 2026, Hungary made history.
Category: Politics
When Violence Becomes the New Peace
Colombia is overpowered by criminals. Instead of being ruled by a government, the country is dictated by armed groups. These terrorists have committed…
Tears Dropped by Migrants: Uncovering the Hard Truth of Kids Who Illegally Migrate From Africa to Spain
Mouse is a 15-year-old who traveled alone from Guinea to the Canary Islands. He witnessed 20 deaths in a crowded wooden boat and…
Why Students Should Learn About the News in School
Why is it so important for children to learn and know about the news? Should it be mandatory for students to learn about…
The Connection Between Resource Scarcity and Conflict
Resource scarcity refers to the limited availability of essential materials and services compared to the limitless demands of a population. In other words,…
Beyond Politics: The Human Cost of the Iran–U.S. Conflict
Imagine walking through a crowded street where the air smells of smoke and the ground shakes from distant explosions. You look around and…
The Suweida Conflict
Introduction The Syrian Civil War, having dragged on for some 11 years, has largely concluded. That is about where the knowledge of most…
Carlos Mazón: Victim or Properly Critized
Carlos Mazón, the president of the Generalitat Valenciana, is facing intense criticism over his response to the recent DANA disaster. The devastating flood,…
The Effects of Covid
I don’t think there has been an event that made a drastic change in more people’s lives than COVID-19. Also known as CoronaVirus,…