Tanks on the Battlefield: WWI (Part 20/30) September 15, 1916. The battlefield rumbled not from artillery, from something new: Tanks. Britain unleashed these iron beasts during the Battle of the Somme. Clunky, slow and unreliable but terrifying. Soldiers had never seen anything

No laptop. No WiFi. Just clouds, hills and the endless sky. Born and raised in Rangamati - one of the hill tracts of Bangladesh - a Pahari guy through and through. But this… this is Bandarban, one of the three hill districts. And I’d travel that distance a thousand times over

The more I study war, the more terrifying the present feels. It’s not because history repeats itself, because it whispers… and we never seem to listen.

Unrestricted Warfare: WWI (Part 21/30) By 1917, Germany was cornered. British blockades starved its people. The war dragged on with no end in sight. So Germany made a brutal choice: unrestricted submarine warfare. Every ship, "military or civilian" was a target. No warnings.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was now in place and asked both countries not to violate it, only hours after Iran launched waves of missiles, which Israel's ambulance service said killed four people.

The Russian Exit: WWI (Part 22/30) By early 1918, Russia had collapsed into revolution. The Tsar was gone. The Bolsheviks were in power. And their promise was simple: Peace, Land and Bread. On March 3, 1918, Lenin’s new government signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with

Sometimes setbacks are just God's way of grounding you - a quiet reminder to stay humble and rooted. I’m listening. I’m learning and .... I’m humbled.

The Hundred Days Offensive: WWI (Part 24/30) By mid 1918, the tide had turned. Germany’s spring offensives had failed. Now the Allies struck back with speed, coordination and fresh American troops. From Amiens to the Hindenburg Line, they pushed hard. Each day, another blow.

This is truly heartbreaking 💔 Such a huge loss for football and for Portugal National Team 🇵🇹 A talent gone too soon. Rest in peace, .Diogo Jota 🕊️

“Jose Aureliano Buendia” stood in front of the firing squad and remembered the day his father took him to see ice 🧊. I’m deep inside a world where time folds and solitude echos through generations. Let’s see how many of us can tell which book am I reading.

Germany Crumbles - Mutinies, hunger & collapse: WWI (Part 25/30) By late 1918, Germany 🇩🇪 was breaking from within. Sailors mutinied in Kiel. Soldiers refused to fight. Civilians starved under the British blockade. Streets filled with protests in stead of parades. The mighty

The potential of Ai is still untapped. Over 55% of adults in Southeast Asia don’t use AI and nearly 1 in 5 say they never will. [Source: Microsoft-IDC AI survey, 2024] That’s not just a tech gap. It’s a future gap.

Armistice Day: WWI (Part 26/30) November 11, 1918. At exactly 11 a.m., the guns fell silent across the Western Front. After over 1500 days of thunder and blood, peace came in a single minute. But it wasn’t joy that filled the trenches. It was disbelief. Some soldiers cheered.

Taking over a London bus in the Armistice day celebrations, 1918.

The Paris Peace Conference - Dreams and Divisions: WWI (Part 27/30) In 1919, world leaders gathered in Versailles not just to end a war but to redesign the world. They came with dreams of peace but left behind seeds of new conflict. The “Big Three” - Woodrow Wilson, David

The Treaty of Versailles - The Peace That Wasn't: WWI (Part 28/30) June 28, 1919. Five years to the day after Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination started it all, Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles. The irony was deliberate. What Germany lost: - 13% of its territory -

Policy, workplace culture and ethical frameworks will steer whether AI becomes a tool that amplifies people or sidelines them.

The Cost of War - A World Forever Changed: WWI (Part 29/30) When the guns finally fell silent at 11 AM on November 11, 1918, the world counted its losses. The numbers were staggering, but they told only part of the story. The Human Cost: 20 million dead 21 million wounded 7

Regret, Rewritten in Python for year in past:   regret += 1 But now: while alive:   learn()   build()   dream()