Germany, Europe: a ruling class that divides society and then claims to save it
In the aftermath of the local elections in Germany, which were won by anti-system parties, the governing parties are not questioning their mistakes. Far from it, they invoke a cordon sanitaire to marginalize extremists. But it is precisely their policies that have deeply divided society and impoverished the country.
2030 Agenda: Zero Hunger goal is a failure
In 2015, the UN officially declared war on malnutrition, and in the face of billions allocated, the situation has even worsened according to the 2024 Food Security Report. Funding is not enough if the causes are neglected.
The real ‘weirdo’ is Tim Walz, Kamala Harris's deputy
Tim Walz, Kamala Harris's vice presidential candidate attacked his opponents, Donald Trump and JD Vance, by calling them ‘weirdos’. Yet it is Walz's career path. that is rather strange.
Christ’s burial Shroud caught between X-rays and artificial intelligence
Curiously, two years after it’s publication, numerous media outlets decided to spread the news about research published in 2022, that dates the sacred linen Shroud to the time of Jesus. The media and social media boom that ensued, confirms the “Face” never ceases to attract attention.
Aiming at eliminating each other makes Israeli Palestinian peace impossible
No peace agreement will ever be reached between Israel and the Palestinians if they do not first reciprocally recognise each other's right to exist. A goal that today seems a long way off.
Pope and migrants, best intentions but incorrect judgements
Wednesday's vibrant catechesis on the drama of the migrants made a lot of noise. But the touching appeal to take on the suffering of so many people was unfortunately counterbalanced by a series of ‘excommunications’ and political judgments based on ideological visions and deficient information.
Universal adherence to the legitimate Pope is not an opinion
New sophisms leverage legitimate resistance to certain acts of the Pontiff to support the claimed invalidity of his election. But they are based on major misunderstandings about the Church's universal peaceful acceptance and degrees of the Magisterium.
Can trans athletes compete in women’s sport? As long as it's for Italy
An Italian trans woman Valentina Petrillo is competing in this year’s August Paralympics. But, where are the centre-right politicians now? Only a month ago they were raging about the ‘Imane Khelif case’. Gender ideology and its harms must be contested consistently otherwise politicians lose all their credibility.
The paedophile party advances at the UN, thanks to the EU and USA
The new UN treaty against paedophilia will be softened, because of the EU and the US support. Their delegations, in fact, are demanding exceptions to the criminalisation of child pornography, excluding artificial images and even ‘consensual’ sex of minors from prosecution.
Irregular migrants, now the Italian bishops take to the sea
For the first time, a ship financed by the Italian Episcopal Conference's Migrantes Foundation is taking part in rescue operations for illegal migrants in the Mediterranean; and with the ‘blessing’ of the Pope. A decision that abdicates the Church's true task and instead identifies with an ideologically motivated side.
Trafficking in aborted foetuses, Open's wacky fact-checking debunked
Open, in agreement with Meta, brands the recent Nuova Bussola/Daily Compass article on videos showing the trafficking of aborted baby parts as fake news: videos which were also covered up by Kamala Harris. But the tendentious fact-checking fails on every account to refute the information written in our article.
The race for the White House, between age comparisons and teleprompter
If you look at the ages of the presidential candidates, there are similarities between 1984, when Reagan ran for re-election, and today. The Democrats cannot use the age difference argument with Trump: they would score a home goal. Experience and vitality count more than age. And Harris’ dependence on the teleprompter....
