Breaking news travels fast — but meaning travels slowly.
In a world obsessed with immediacy, headlines often arrive before facts, context, or long-term implications are understood.
A single event can be interpreted in dozens of ways depending on history, geography, culture, and economic background. Without context, news becomes fragmented and misleading, creating confusion instead of clarity.
Context transforms isolated facts into coherent narratives. It explains not only what happened, but why it happened — and why it matters. This deeper understanding empowers readers to form informed opinions rather than reactive judgments.
Intentalks focuses on stories that go beyond the moment. We aim to connect events across time and place, helping readers see the bigger picture behind the headlines.
Because the world doesn’t need more noise — it needs better understanding.