Film Review: Alex Garland's Latest ,"Warfare," Is a War Film's War Film'Warfare' highlights war's existential terror, showcasing human suffering without historical context, making it an intensely anti-war film.
The Warrior's Anti-War NovelWorld War I epitomizes the irony of war, with its trivial causation leading to devastating consequences.
I am afraid': tense wait as Palestinians hope for Israel-Hamas ceasefire dealFear and uncertainty persist among Gazans despite hopes for a ceasefire, given the potential for prolonged suffering and instability.
Could Chemical Weapons Make a Comeback?The threat of chemical warfare persists today despite global treaties banning their use and stockpiling.
How the genocide destroyed our seaThe seashore, once a source of joy for Gazans, has become a site of suffering and despair due to the ongoing conflict.
Something in the Dark | Merve EmreDjuna Barnes's literature explores deep themes of love, death, and the grotesque aspects of human existence, often depicting characters in extreme psychological states.
September 20: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORYGarfield's assassination illustrates the fragility of liberty and the unpredictability of fate in leadership.
The artist who fled the Nazis and created UK's first Holocaust memorialFred Kormis' artistic legacy is being recognized through a new exhibition that highlights his Holocaust memorial work and personal experiences.