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An opinion of a psychologist – by Harry Kyrodimos Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the owner, management or affiliates of ‘Pecunia et Bellum.’ The author has the freedom of expression and they are solely responsible for any views or opinions expressed in their writings. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche informs us resoundingly that “God is dead, and we have killed him”. For a big portion of the West this is now, the age we live in – the times following the death of God. But how is this relevant to an article ..read more

By: M. Munib Zia Khan The writer is an analyst from Pakistan’s largest city and its commercial capital – Karachi – and is an International Relations candidate based in China. Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the owner, management or affiliates of ‘Pecunia et Bellum.’ The author has the freedom of expression and they are solely responsible for any views or opinions expressed in their writings. States are unable to select their neighbours; instead, they are constrained by their geography. They do, however, ha ..read more

By Mr. Maverick People who know me describe me as being rather punctilious. I concur. I really am selective with my words. I find vocabulary activities quite intriguing. They challenge your creativity and significantly enhance your brains’ neuroplasticity. So, let’s get a little dopamine rush with the following vocabulary task. “Describe the 2024 US presidential debate in one felicitous word.”  Feel free to roll your eyes and express your frustration with more than one word for the occasion. By now, you must either be dumbfounded or filled with a good deal of adjectives. Personally, witho ..read more