By Jan A Lighthearted Look at Today’s Headlines
By a humble observer who may or may not know what’s going on
Today’s world events look like a wild painting. One moment we see officials rushing to meet behind closed doors, the next moment leaders are threatening to pull out of international courts. Meanwhile, in the background, economies wobble like jelly.
On the surface, it all looks like chaos.
But what if, behind the noise, something quieter is at work?
Diplomacy on the Move
A high-level Russian official recently dropped by the White House, in what some call an effort to ease tensions. Others call it a new season of an old series: ‘Talks That Go Nowhere.’ Either way, the visits continue, like dancers trying to find a rhythm that no one has agreed on.
Hungary’s Bold Step
Meanwhile, Hungary plans to leave the International Criminal Court just as Israel’s prime minister arrives for a visit. A coincidence? Perhaps. Or maybe it’s all part of a complex choreography that only makes sense when you stop trying so hard to understand it.
Ukraine and Russia: Same Dance, Different Shoes
On the frontlines, Ukraine and Russia seem to mirror each other’s moves. Same tactics, same strategies, different flags. Watching from a distance, it feels less like a battle and more like a synchronized performance. Not graceful perhaps, but strangely familiar.
Looking Closer
If you only look at the surface, it’s easy to see a world spiraling into disorder.
But maybe, just maybe, there’s a hidden pattern taking shape—like a giant invisible puzzle slowly falling into place.
Maybe that’s the true headline:
“Subjective Stillness Behind Objective Noise.”
Smile, dear reader. You are watching a masterpiece being painted—even if right now it just looks like someone dropped all the paint on the floor.