The play “Sofonisba” by Gian Giorgio Trissino, from the Italian Renaissance period, is a fine example of this phenomenon. Written around 1515, the play took several decades to finally find its way to the stage. The delay was not merely due to technical limitations, but also reflected the preparedness of the audience of that time,…

The Iran–Israel conflict is both religious and strategic/power-driven—but the most significant factor behind it is geopolitical dominance.In short—although religion appears to be the cause, the real focal point is the balance of power.On one hand, the Jewish identity of Israel is often projected as a central issue of religious hostility in the Muslim world. But…

When summer arrives, it does not come merely as a season, but as an experience—intense, harsh, and at times unbearable. It feels as though nature is testing our endurance. Yet, hidden behind this scorching heat are moments of calm, patches of cool shade, and unexpected joys. When we begin to look beyond the discomfort and…

It has been almost six months since I wrote even a single word on my blog. I fully agree that if you write something regularly, people are naturally drawn to your blog. Without that, your followers don’t grow—this too I understand well. In the last four or five years, I had never taken such a…

Whenever you’re in conflict with someone, there is one factor that can make the difference between damaging your relationship and deepening it. That factor is attitude. 1. Differences Are Natural Every individual is unique – their way of thinking, experiences, and emotional background are different. Therefore, differences of opinion are natural. However, how we perceive…