The New Monroe Doctrine: How Washington Is Rewriting Sovereignty in the Age of Resource Politics

For months, US President Donald Trump has insisted his administration’s campaign in Venezuela is a counter-narcotics mission. Washington’s talking points lean heavily on the fentanyl crisis, the need for decisive action, the dangers of “transnational criminal networks.” Yet the U.S. State Department’s own 2025 report names Mexico and China as the only significant fentanyl sources affecting the United States. The document is explicit. The drug … Continue reading The New Monroe Doctrine: How Washington Is Rewriting Sovereignty in the Age of Resource Politics

The War In Sudan Is Still Happening And The World Has Moved On

Somewhere between the latest tech layoffs, celebrity gossip, and viral TikToks about how to season your trauma with lavender oil and affirmations, a war is still raging in Sudan. Yes, still. Not metaphorically. Not in the abstract. Real bombs, real bodies, real cities reduced to skeletal rubble. Real people, over 13 million of them fleeing from homes that once smelled of spice and promise. But … Continue reading The War In Sudan Is Still Happening And The World Has Moved On

No, You Are Not Too Sensitive. The World Is Heavy Right Now

I’m going to say this plainly because I’m tired of people gaslighting themselves and each other just to survive another news cycle: No, you are not “too sensitive.” You are not weak for feeling like your chest is a little tighter these days. You’re not being dramatic for needing to lie down after scrolling headlines for five minutes. And you’re damn sure not overreacting for … Continue reading No, You Are Not Too Sensitive. The World Is Heavy Right Now

The Forgotten Faces of War

War is a devastating reality that often leaves a trail of destruction and despair in its wake. As the media bombards us with news of conflicts and battles happening across the globe, it’s easy to forget the real faces behind the headlines. The forgotten faces of war are the innocent civilians who are caught in the crossfire, the families torn apart, the children who lose … Continue reading The Forgotten Faces of War