The Two Wars We All Fight and What The Iliad and The Odyssey Teach Us About Balance Within Our Own Lives

OPINION - A tragedy for some or for all? On wars, growth projections and economic impacts

Do wars negatively impact the economies of all participants? Do they impact economies across the globe? Is the impact uneven, and if so, to what extent?

The Extraction of Heroic Capital in Eritrea

Abstract: This essay examines how the Eritrean state converted the moral authority of the armed struggle into a durable political resource. It argues that the category of tegadalay (fighter) flattened unequal wartime experiences into a single claim of equal sacrifice, allowing ruling elites to extract legitimacy from the suffering of ordinary fighters. By separating fighters, []

Witches, Swords, and Vampires: The Blood of Dawnwalker’s Skill Trees Explained

From making enemies explode to summoning flocks of hungry birds, there's many ways to defeat your foes in The Blood of Dawnwalker -- IGN First explores the RPG's deep skill trees and combat system.

A 3-Day-Old Baby. An IT Student. A Missing Father. Three Stories That Show the True Cost of Trump’s War on Iran

While there is much talk of who ‘won’ and who ‘lost,’ it’s always the people who did not choose war who pay the ultimate price.

The Shocking Truth About Russian Gasoline Prices!

Truth is the First Casualty and blahblahblah If you don't know the quote you don't know war (and if you don't know only poseurs use it without attribution to at least someonefrom Aeschylus to Binghamthen you don't know you're a Prole Pawn in the Great Game). So, with this out the way, hopefully we commence the understanding that: