search
First World War
Trends
- 1
Elon Musk is reported to be working again with the Trump administration, this time on a Pentagon study related to war. The news, first reported by Axios, marks a renewed involvement by the world's richest man in US defence matters after his high-profile role and later falling-out with Trump. Details of the study's scope and Musk's exact role remain limited so far.
- 2Art lovers revisit Nevinson's war painting La Mitrailleuse●My favourite paintings, no.59 CRW Nevinson, La Mitrailleuse (1915) The first world war prompted many paintings of intera
CRW Nevinson's 1915 painting La Mitrailleuse, one of the most striking depictions of the First World War, is drawing renewed attention online. Commenters highlight how the work captures the claustrophobic fusion of soldiers and machine-gun technology, with its angular figures and muted palette marking the emergence of Futurist-influenced war art. It continues to be cited as a powerful example of artists grappling with industrialised warfare.
- 3Gaza resident describes daily killing, illness and loss▼Life has become like hell. Every day there is killing, every day we lose someone, and every day illness is killing us. W
A man writing from what he describes as life 'like hell' says killing, loss and illness strike every day, and that suffering has become routine that nobody cares about. His words echo the daily accounts coming from Gaza, where residents describe relentless casualties and collapsing health conditions, saying they may die at any moment while the world watches in silence.