100 Days Until Kickoff: The World Cup of Exceptions Under the Siege of Crises
The countdown begins for the largest World Cup in history, amidst global instability and crises, set to take place in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
What the popular Latin phrase “Si vis pacem, para bellum” means and its relevance with the crisis and war
The article explores the meaning and resurgence of the Latin phrase 'Si vis pacem, para bellum' in the context of increasing global conflicts and crises.
Korean Thinkers Responding to the Global Crisis
The article discusses a new initiative focusing on prominent Korean thinkers and their philosophies as responses to contemporary global crises and societal issues in South Korea.
ICARRD+20 calls for progress in agrarian reform and strengthening of the agricultural sector in Colombia
The ICARRD+20 conference emphasizes the need for agrarian reform and support for Colombia's agricultural sector amid global crises.
Days of God: The Rulings on Gold Zakat and Savings in Times of Crisis
The article discusses the implications of rising gold prices on Zakat obligations amid global economic crises.
New Album by U2: Bonus for Bono
U2's latest album features protest songs that have garnered unusual acclaim, but this recognition may signal underlying issues.
Guterres from Geneva: Human Rights Under Widespread Attack Globally
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that human rights are facing a broad global assault amidst escalating crises and calls for accountability.
Juan Luis Manfredi. "The crisis of institutions encourages the rise of the messianic leader"
Juan Luis Manfredi discusses the implications of institutional crises on global diplomacy and the dangers posed by strong leaders taking advantage of such situations.
Global Newspapers: Indicators of War and Crises Pressuring the World
International publications are highlighting rising tensions between the US and Iran, alongside various global issues, including the funding crisis for UNRWA and developments in Sudan.
Diplomats Replaced by Two Businessmen. How Witkoff and Kushner Try to Solve Three Global Crises
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have emerged as key figures in resolving major international crises, representing a new approach to diplomacy under Donald Trump's administration.
The three viruses that could trigger new crises in 2026
Experts warn that global conditions in 2026 could promote the evolution and spread of certain viruses, including avian flu, mpox, and the less-known Oropouche virus.
With Witkoff and Kushner, Trump bets on diplomacy without diplomats
The Trump administration has adopted unconventional diplomatic tactics by using private allies to address complex global crises.
The unexpected return: why the nostalgia of 2016 conquers TikTok
In 2026, nostalgia for the year 2016 trends on TikTok, reflecting a longing for the perceived happiness of that year before a series of global crises.
Marc, 25, earns big from the world's crises – from bed
Marc Velmare, a 25-year-old, has successfully capitalized on global crises, earning significant profits by trading based on breaking news.
Vatican distances itself from Donald Trump's Peace Council, citing reasons for concern
Cardinal Parolin emphasized that managing global crises should be the role of the United Nations, in light of Trump's inauguration of the Peace Council.
David Petraeus, the general of the transition in Iraq: 'In Venezuela there will be countless mini-crises'
In an interview with El País, General David Petraeus discusses global geopolitics and predicts numerous crises in Venezuela while reflecting on his military experience in Iraq.
Rubio: In tone reconciliatory, in substance 'Trump'
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a conciliatory speech in Greece, emphasizing the importance of transatlantic relationships, yet avoiding key global issues such as the Ukraine war and regional crises.
Von der Leyen: Europe has no choice but to become independent
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen advocates for a more independent Europe in response to global crises, emphasizing the importance of autonomy in various sectors.
No outreach from N.S. minister of addictions, mental health to First Nation in crisis
Nova Scotia's minister for addictions and mental health admits he has not contacted the Sipekne'katik First Nation amidst their state of emergency due to illicit drug and addiction crises.
Anthropic AI safety researcher quits, says the ‘world is in peril’
An AI safety researcher at Anthropic resigned, citing concerns about the world being in peril due to interconnected crises, including those related to artificial intelligence.
When History Asks for Pizza
A reflection on how individual lives seem insignificant against the backdrop of global events and crises, highlighted by recent political tensions and humanitarian issues.
AI safety researcher quits with a cryptic warning
Mrinank Sharma, a leading AI safety researcher, resigns from Anthropic with concerns about interconnected global crises.
Escape Right: the Invisible Secession of the Elite
The wealthiest individuals on the planet are distancing themselves from shared societal realities and considering escape plans amid global crises.
The Economist: Why Are Colombians Fighting as Mercenaries in Foreign Wars?
The involvement of former Colombian soldiers in foreign wars is now a significant phenomenon, reflecting a convergence of internal crises in Colombia with a growing global mercenary market.
The Impact of the 'Epstein' Leaks on the Arab World
The article discusses the global ramifications of leaks related to Jeffrey Epstein and their effects on political and elite circles in the Arab world amid various international crises.
Africa: WHO Launches 2026 Appeal to Help Millions of People in Health Emergencies and Crisis Settings
The World Health Organization has initiated a 2026 global appeal to provide health care access to millions affected by humanitarian crises and conflicts.
The WHO Needs One Billion Dollars: Seeking Help to Address Health Crises
The WHO has launched a fundraising campaign to address urgent health crises as it faces a $1 billion deficit, relying on support from traditional and new donors.
African leaders look to the future at World Governments Summit in Dubai
The World Governments Summit in Dubai brings together over 150 international leaders to explore innovative solutions for global challenges and promote international cooperation.
WHO seeks $1bn for world’s worst health crises in 2026
The World Health Organization has requested $1 billion to address urgent health crises in 36 global emergencies, including Gaza, Sudan, Haiti, and the DRC, with an estimated 239 million people needing humanitarian assistance this year.
New world order - a sign that we are mentally regressing?
The article discusses the apparent regression of global governance and morality, drawing parallels between historical quotes and modern-day conflicts and crises.
Tensions between the US and Europe are rising: a long-forgotten issue has resurged
Wolfgang Ischinger, chair of the Munich Security Conference, warns about increasing tensions between the US and Europe, highlighting the strategic dependency of Europe on Washington amid various global crises.
Macron is considered a lame duck: Global crises and a pair of sunglasses have given him the status of a strong leader
French President Emmanuel Macron, while hosting leaders from Denmark and Greenland, donned his signature aviator sunglasses, symbolizing his confidence amidst global crises.
Point N: Will there be a war somewhere in the world now? It depends on how Trump sleeps right now
The article discusses how Donald Trump's unpredictable reactions to global crises, which he often instigates, influence the possibility of conflict in various regions, including Iran, Greenland, and Venezuela.
Philosophy: the new Alice travels in the Land of Ideas
Set in Paris, the story follows a modern-day Alice, an anxious teenager grappling with climate crises, environmental degradation, wars, and global turmoil, seeking a profound wisdom tattoo to ease her existential worries.
Financial Times: Why has the world returned to food storage again?
Countries from Northern Europe to Asia are rapidly returning to strategic food storage policies due to international crises and climate change, as highlighted in a Financial Times report.
Global Newspapers: Messages with Iran Behind the Scenes and Israel Faces Two Options
Major global newspapers focused on the accelerating developments in Iran, discussing Israel's internal crises and rising tensions in international relations.
Marcin Ociepa: What to do to make Polish diplomacy strong? Eight tasks for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Marcin Ociepa outlines eight essential tasks for strengthening Polish diplomacy in the context of evolving global crises and challenges.
News Overview: These are the news of the day
A spiritual teacher from India, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, addresses global anxiety about wars and climate crises, offering hope and peace, while local surfers anticipate rapid developments with the Eisbach wave in Munich.
Global Journalism: Intertwined Hot Files from Syria to Palestine and Venezuela
Major global newspapers highlight the interconnected crises from northern Syria to the occupied Palestinian territories, revealing intricate political and security dynamics amidst regional and international transformations.
Abortion was the leading cause of death in the world in 2025, claiming 73 million lives
In 2025, abortion emerged as the leading cause of death worldwide, responsible for over 73 million fatalities, overshadowing deaths from wars, diseases, and other crises.
Puhovski on the "new normal": "Force has become the rule, and international law an exception"
Political analyst Žarko Puhovski discusses the dangerous trend of the politics of force dominating international relations and evaluates the implications of American military actions and the Trump administration's approach to global crises.
International scientific cooperation defies wars, can others?
The article discusses how international scientific collaboration continues to thrive despite global conflicts and crises occurring in 2025.
2025: The Year of the Global Order Collapse - Wars, Crises, and the End of Old Narratives
The year 2025 is marked by numerous challenges and upheavals that have significantly impacted the global political and security landscape, including Donald Trump's second term affecting U.S. foreign policy and ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
"I tell you: We take care of our security. We live in a safe country"
Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) calls for confidence and advocates for essential reforms for the economy and social state despite global crises in his New Year's address.
UN: Welcomes the US commitment of $2 billion to global humanitarian aid
The United Nations Secretary-General has welcomed the U.S. commitment of $2 billion for global humanitarian assistance and urges donors to increase their support amid escalating humanitarian crises.
"Let us prepare ourselves and our country together well"
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther calls for greater unity and hope among the people amidst global crises and security concerns, urging them to work together to make the country more resilient.
"Culture Can Play a Key Role." What Factors Influence Nature Protection and How to Navigate Through Current Global Crises
The article discusses the multifaceted factors, including economic, political, social, and cultural influences, that affect our relationship with nature and its protection, emphasizing the importance of culture and religion in this context.
Blind mystic Baba Vanga's horrifying World War Three warning for 2026
Baba Vanga, a blind Bulgarian mystic, warns of potential global conflict, shifting powers, and crises in 2026, possibly foretelling the end of Vladimir Putin's rule.
What do the current crises do to our minds? Psychotherapist Jan Vojtko on hope, inadequate healing, and resilience
Psychotherapist Jan Vojtko discusses how global events affect our mental health and daily life, the varied responses individuals have to dramatic news, and effective ways to maintain calmness and resilience.