In an age defined by fleeting attention spans and instant content, there remains a rare breed of authors who craft work not for applause, but for posterity. Phillip Leighton-Daly writer, historian, educator, and influential social commentator stands among them. His literary footprint spans twenty-four published books, eleven works of fiction, thirteen non-fiction titles, two cinematic scripts, and a rapidly growing online presence that champions virtue at a time when moral clarity feels scarce.
The once-promising relationship between India and Canada has recently experienced a significant downturn, marked by a series of diplomatic disputes that have cast a shadow over the bilateral partnership. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's accusations against India of involvement in the killing of a Can...
The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East is currently marked by a volatile relationship between Israel and Iran, two regional powerhouses that have been locked in a simmering conflict for decades. This tension, while having its roots in ideological, political, and territorial disputes, has take...