How often do you go to church? The answer to that question can reveal a lot about a person, even how they will vote; Israel’s rampage of revenge has worried everyone from world leaders to doomsday believers that this expanding regional violence is the beginning of World War III. However, a development in the Russia invasion of Ukraine is flying under the radar in what could be the real sign of a wider global conflict. Recent developments suggest Russia is quietly strengthening alliances with countries like Iran and North Korea, escalating tensions and potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape. While headlines focus on the immediate turmoil in the Middle East, this growing web of alliances could have far-reaching implications, setting the stage for a power struggle that draws in other major world powers. In the shadow of these global shifts, it’s crucial to watch not only open conflicts but also these quiet, strategic moves that may signal the real beginning of broader, lasting instability; and The most famous ‘origins’ riddle stumping generations has been “which came first? The chicken or the egg?” For the next generation , a new stumper is emerging and it’s bound to baffle future generations. Go beyond the headline…
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