Humanity

The World’s Growing Water Crisis – Why Everyone Should Care
Water is one of those things we hardly think about until it’s gone. We wake up, brush our teeth, make coffee, take showers—all without realizing how precious this simple resource really is. For billions of people, clean water isn’t guaranteed. In fact, the world is slowly moving toward a crisis that could define the future of humanity: water scarcity.
By Legends Unfold4 months ago in Earth
A Child’s Injury, A Man’s Struggle
The Silent Wounds of War: A Child’s Injury, A Man’s Struggle Hospitals often serve as crossroads of human suffering and resilience. Within their walls, stories converge—stories of illness, recovery, trauma, and hope. Some of these stories remain etched in memory because they reveal not only the fragility of the human body but also the devastating costs of violence.
By Khan4 months ago in Earth
The Day the Sky Changed Color
The morning sky was not blue. It was a strange shade of grey, thick and heavy, as if someone had painted over the heavens with ash.
By Muhammad Kaleemullah4 months ago in Earth
Collapse as Routine:
Civilizations rarely fail in a single headline. They fail by habit. What shocks at first becomes tolerable, then law, then culture. Cruelty becomes commerce. Moral authority becomes political capital. Money becomes the mechanism of coercion. By the time the fracture is visible, the architecture that produced it has long been in place.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin4 months ago in Earth
Pakistan as a Superpower in World War 3
Pakistan as a Superpower in World War 3: A Strategic Imagination The idea of Pakistan becoming a superpower in the context of a possible World War 3 may sound ambitious, even unrealistic at first. Yet, in geopolitics, wars often transform nations in unpredictable ways. Countries that were once considered secondary players can rise to global dominance if they combine geography, military strength, alliances, and national resilience at the right historical moment. If World War 3 erupts, Pakistan—situated at the crossroads of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East—could emerge as a decisive global power.
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in Earth
A Mother’s Grief in Rosario Strait. Content Warning.
Trigger Warning: This article contains descriptions of the death of a newborn whale and the visible mourning behavior of their mother, which may be distressing to some readers.
By Jenna Deedy4 months ago in Earth
Water: Our Lifelong Friend
Water: Our Lifelong Friend BY:Ubaid Hello friends! You probably already know me. Whenever you feel thirsty, I am the one you turn to. I am there when you wash clothes, clean utensils, and most importantly, when you want to keep yourself clean. Yes, I am your close friend and an essential part of your daily life. You simply cannot live without me, which makes me extremely important to you. Since I am so valuable, you must take good care of me. Never waste me, and never let me get polluted.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Earth
The Psychology of Storytelling: Why Humans Are Hardwired for Stories
From flickering cave shadows in the distant past to the vibrant universes of the cinema today, storytelling has been at the center of human existence. Across every culture and across every century, human beings have gathered to share stories—myths of beginnings, epic poems of heroes, cautionary tales, and personal histories. Stories are not entertainment alone; they are a way of making sense of the world, of passing knowledge, and of bonding with others. They build societies, convey moral codes, and even guide behavior.
By The Chaos Cabinet4 months ago in Earth
Pakistan vs India: Secret Israel-India Military Alliance Exposed
Pakistan vs India: Secret Israel-India Military Alliance Exposed India vs China: The Silent War for Global Dominance In the shifting sands of global geopolitics, one of the most significant but less openly discussed developments is the growing defense and intelligence partnership between India and Israel. For decades, Pakistan and India have been locked in rivalry, with both nations seeking allies to strengthen their positions. Now, Israel’s increasing role in India’s military growth raises serious questions for Pakistan, its national security, and the balance of power in South Asia.
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in Earth
"Threads of Humanity"
When I first decided to travel across the world with nothing but a backpack and a camera, I thought I was simply collecting stories. I thought I would be a witness, a passerby, someone who observed the world and captured its beauty through my lens. But as I stood in the middle of a bustling market in Marrakech, surrounded by the sound of bargaining, the scent of spices, and the heat of the desert sun, I realized something else entirely. I wasn’t just observing—I was becoming part of something bigger.
By junaid ali4 months ago in Earth
There Is No Death in the Forest: Understanding Decomposition and Rebirth
The phrase "there is no death in the forest" might sound strange at first. It speaks to a deep truth. What looks like an ending is really a new start. In a forest, decay isn't about loss. It's a crucial part of life's endless circle. This natural process makes sure new growth can happen.
By vijay sam4 months ago in Earth
Hareem and the Secrets of Trees
HAREEM AND THE SECRETS OF TREES BY:Ubaid Saleem Farooqi’s daughter, Hareem, was a bright young girl. Both of her parents were working professionals, so most of her childhood was spent at her maternal grandparents’ home, which was conveniently close to her school. She was now in the ninth grade at a nearby school and adored her grandparents, especially her grandfather, who was a well-educated and thoughtful man.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Earth