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Once Upon a Time: A Century of History ‘Adjustment’ on Slavery The debate over history is no longer just about the past—it is about how the past is presented, interpreted, and, increasingly, reshaped. The original article raises a central concern: that history, particularly regarding slavery and global conflicts, is being …

Trump, Media, and the Escalation of Rhetoric Concerns are growing about the escalating tone of political rhetoric in the United States, particularly surrounding Donald Trump and his ongoing conflict with the media. At the centre of the issue is how language—used by both political leaders and journalists—can shape public perception, …

CHURCH, ARISE: WHY SILENCE ON ISRAEL IS A SPIRITUAL FAILURE WITH GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES In an age of noise, confusion, and divided loyalties, one silence is becoming increasingly dangerous—the silence of the Church on Israel. Across the world, hostility toward the Jewish people is rising again. What once seemed like a …

Greek Court Awards €300,000 in COVID-19 Vaccine Case: Justice, Faith, and the Search for Truth In a world still recovering from the tremors of the COVID-19 pandemic, a recent legal decision in Europe is stirring conversations that go beyond medicine and law—touching on justice, accountability, and even faith in uncertain …