The 2026 presidential election in Colombia has plunged the country into one of the most polarized disputes in its recent history. With an unexpected victory for the right in the first round and accusations of irregularities made by Gustavo Petro, the second round promises to redefine Colombia's political future.

City councilors and state representatives are prioritizing irrelevant international debates over local demands, transforming the Legislative branch into a political stage for social media, while real problems faced by the population remain unresolved.

Sins washed away by blood on the front and a war against moral decay: Putin's Russia is not just occupying land, it is occupying minds.

The race for innovation has opened the door to a scenario where entire works are used as input for machines that produce faster, cheaper, and without recognition. Without transparency and without limits, AI threatens to redefine music as an industrial product, not art.

In different corners of the world, violence has the same engineer: the State itself. The question is not why it shoots, but why it only appears when it is already too late.

Donald Trump's recent statement about an alleged genocide in Nigeria reopens the debate about the political use of religion in American foreign policy. Behind the moral discourse, strategic calculations emerge involving China, BRICS, and the balance of power in West Africa.

Between 2010 and 2020, the world underwent a silent but profound religious transformation. Christianity lost relative share, while Islam and the “non-religious” grew significantly.

Pope Francis stands out as an influential figure promoting peace, interreligious dialogue and the defense of human rights.

North Korean art is a powerful instrument of state propaganda, influencing the population through socialist realism...

Wars exert a profound influence on culture and art, shaping and reflecting social transformations