A little historical digression, a lot of modern irritation. From medieval proverbs to Colin Firth in Kingsman, this post explores why the phrase "Manners Maketh Man" still resonates—and why overused pleasantries on Radio 4 might just be driving me quietly mad.

As the Church prepares for a new conclave after Pope Francis’s passing, Conclave offers a gripping look behind Vatican walls. Ralph Fiennes stars as Cardinal Lomeli in this acclaimed film exploring power, secrecy, and faith. Amid ritual and politics, one line resonates: “The greatest sin is certainty.”

A moving review of The Seed of the Sacred Fig, a bold film made in secret, highlighting Iran’s protests and the courage of its creators.

Exposing Russia’s propaganda, Ukraine’s truth, and the cost of silence. A chilling look at power, fear, and misinformation.

Putin’s invasion, the West’s weak response, and the resilience of Ukraine—discover how Polina’s artwork captures a nation’s spirit.

A ballerina's arrest for aiding Ukraine solidifies my decision never to visit Russia. Its regime echoes personal tragedies from my family's

In this post, I explore the Taliban's latest oppressive measures against Afghan women, who are now banned from speaking.

"Do you still think that we [Ukraine and Russia] are 'one nation'? Do you still think you can scare us, break us, force us to make...