Category: The World We Live In
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The Historical Complexities of Gaza: A Nexus of Palestinian-Israeli Relations
The Gaza Strip, a small sliver of land hugging the southeastern Mediterranean coast, has frequently been a focal point in the intricate and contentious Palestinian-Israeli relationship. Understanding Gaza’s history—its changing rulers, demographics, and political landscape—is key to comprehending its modern-day complexities. This article aims to shed light on the historical narrative surrounding Gaza, its link…
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The Unsung Heroes of Climate Change Mitigation: A Candid Conversation with Ecologist Dr. Habakis
Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, requiring a multi-disciplinary approach for effective mitigation and adaptation strategies. One area that often escapes the limelight in climate discussions is ecological conservation. To shed light on this crucial aspect, I sat down with Dr. Habakis, a seasoned ecologist and passionate conservationist, who…
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Climate Change and Fires: A Heated Relationship
Climate change and wildfires: two topics that not only stoke the flames of debate but also literally fan the flames of destruction across the globe. The relationship between these two phenomena is as intricate as it is combustible. The Warm-Up: A Brief Look at Climate Change Climate change is the slow burn of our time.…
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Green Living and Sustainability: Embracing an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle for a Greener Future
As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, adopting a green living and sustainable lifestyle has become more critical than ever. Small changes in our daily habits can collectively make a significant impact on reducing our ecological footprint and preserving the planet for future generations. In this article, we will…
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Global refugee crisis: In reality, is it a human rights vs citizen rights debate?
The global refugee crisis is a complex and pressing issue that has ignited debates around the world. It raises a fundamental question: How do we reconcile the protection of human rights with the rights and concerns of citizens in host countries? This blog post delves into the challenges posed by the refugee crisis, explores the…
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Those in power write the history, those in pain write the songs
Words Or Music Growing up, my mother would always comment on how bad I was at singing. My father, on the other hand, would make a huge deal out of me having a wonderful voice. Needless to say, I was always at a loss. So as I was growing up, I was always wondering if…
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Democracy for the World
Politics is not a topic I often explore in my works, as the only images that spring to mind are old, drab buildings, ballot boxes, and overdone slogans. Is this, however, the end of the story? We now have the chance for the future to be more inventive than we previously imagined… Watching the news,…
Sonia M. Rompoti, MSc, Bsc 