According to Copernicus, as of August 10, 2026: “July saw exceptionally high temperatures for the month across a large portion of the tropical Pacific.
How Daily Life in the West Bank Is Being Ground to a Halt
Restrictions, violence, and disruption are affecting movement, work, education, and essential services across the West Bank.
Restrictions, violence, and disruption are affecting movement, work, education, and essential services across the West Bank.
Nonviolent Journalism and the Collective Field of Human Freedom
The article explores how nonviolent journalism can challenge harmful narratives and contribute to a culture of dialogue, dignity, and human freedom.
The article explores how nonviolent journalism can challenge harmful narratives and contribute to a culture of dialogue, dignity, and human freedom.
August 11, 2026, Becomes a Historic Date in Lebanon: The Death Penalty Is Abolished
Lebanon reaches a major legal milestone by ending capital punishment and advancing human rights protections.
Lebanon reaches a major legal milestone by ending capital punishment and advancing human rights protections.
The World Seems to Be Getting Worse: Why?
An exploration of global challenges, perceptions of decline, and the forces shaping how people view the future.
An exploration of global challenges, perceptions of decline, and the forces shaping how people view the future.
2035 — If the Lions Do Not Set the Savanna on Fire
A reflection on future possibilities, ecological balance, and humanity’s choices in shaping the planet’s future.
A reflection on future possibilities, ecological balance, and humanity’s choices in shaping the planet’s future.
What Is Nonviolence — and Why It Must Be Active?
An exploration of nonviolence as a proactive force for social change, justice, and collective action.
An exploration of nonviolence as a proactive force for social change, justice, and collective action.
Anatomy of Power IV: When Power Ceases to Serve and Begins to Govern Itself
For centuries, humanity believed that power was simply the ability to prevail.
For centuries, humanity believed that power was simply the ability to prevail.
A Message of Solidarity, Remembrance, and Hope for a World Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction
Our shared history of tragedy bestows upon us a shared moral responsibility.
Our shared history of tragedy bestows upon us a shared moral responsibility.
Iran Under the Bombs and the Lions in Silence
The United States and Israel continue attacking Iran while the powers that could contain the war watch as the planet moves closer to the nuclear brink…
The United States and Israel continue attacking Iran while the powers that could contain the war watch as the planet moves closer to the nuclear brink…
64,000 Orphaned Children in the Gaza Strip. A Project for Concrete Action
In Gaza, amidst near-total silence from the mainstream media, attacks have intensified, and the situation is worse than ever…
In Gaza, amidst near-total silence from the mainstream media, attacks have intensified, and the situation is worse than ever…
Let’s Not Get Used to Nuclear Weapons!
The article urges the world to reject complacency about nuclear weapons and renew public commitment to peace, disarmament, and global security.
The article urges the world to reject complacency about nuclear weapons and renew public commitment to peace, disarmament, and global security.
Don’t Let AI Get the Bomb | IRA Helfand on Artificial Intelligence and the Nuclear Threat
Peace advocates warn that integrating artificial intelligence into nuclear weapons systems could dramatically increase the risk of catastrophic global conflict.
Peace advocates warn that integrating artificial intelligence into nuclear weapons systems could dramatically increase the risk of catastrophic global conflict.
Consequence Without Catastrophe: Why Sport Commands Human Attention
As the World Cup Final entered its closing minutes, every attack seemed to matter.
As the World Cup Final entered its closing minutes, every attack seemed to matter.
The Silent Crisis of Gen Alpha: An Eyewitness Account of a Generation Marooned in the Digital Abyss
An eyewitness account examines how excessive digital immersion may be affecting Gen Alpha’s social, emotional, and cognitive development.
An eyewitness account examines how excessive digital immersion may be affecting Gen Alpha’s social, emotional, and cognitive development.
Extreme Heat Takes Farming to the Brink
Extreme heat is devastating crops, livestock, and farm livelihoods, exposing the urgent need for climate adaptation across agriculture.
Extreme heat is devastating crops, livestock, and farm livelihoods, exposing the urgent need for climate adaptation across agriculture.















