A. Glasnovic (immagine generata tramite IA) Society tends to work through patterns. Whether it’s perceived in the way people create their own daily schedule, or in a deeper sense of a war being repeated because of an unresolved conflict, is entirely up to you. The way history is seen falls in the eyes of who views it, whether it’d be politically or aesthetically, there’s always a predictable route one takes; consequently, making such choices a pattern in on itself. These rout

C. O’Carroll A Wagner Group fighter in Rostov-on-Don (via The New Yorker) Mercenaries are not an invention of the 21st century, however our understanding of mercenaries is historically based on examples such as the Greek army of the ‘Mighty Ten Thousand’, the Italian ‘Condottieri’ or the German ‘Soldatenhandel’. Despite the clear anachronistic differences, the common ground between these mercenary groups was a clear intention to execute their mandate as killers in war. Today,

A. Glasnovic (AI-generated image) Ever since the 1970s, humanity has increasingly been consuming Earth’s resources, bleeding it dry from its own assets. This depletion has created an ecological deficit as demand seems to exceed the planet’s capacity, illustrated through Earth Overshoot Day; the yearly approximate point in which people have used all renewable resources Earth can regenerate during that year. Overshoot Day is calculated through United Nations data, using the Nat

H. Derbala UN General Assembly (via Northeastern Global News) On September 22nd, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stood at the 81st UN General Assembly and denounced Israel for a ‘genocidal mindset,’ calling Gaza the "most inhumane and shameful concentration camp of our time" (Al Jazeera; TRT World). Following these statements, the delegation of Israel walked out amidst the speech. As Palestinian representatives applauded the moment (Al Jazeera), Erdoğan did something m