Afghan athlete under escort in France: ‘Paris like Kabul’
Last Sunday she denounced the new Afghan law on social media which increases repression on women's freedom. Since then she has received death threats from all over the world. The drama of Marzieh Hamidi, who took refuge in Paris in 2021 and is now under escort, confirms how extensive the Islamist offensive is in the heart of Europe.
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.
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.
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.
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....
Despite so many speak with hatred, we speak of prayer
On the Solemnity of the Assumption the Daily Compass adheres to the appeal of the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, for a prayer of intercession to the Blessed Virgin Mary for peace.
- Prayer to our Lady of the Assumption
August 15 day of prayer and negotiations for peace in the Middle East
"I invite everyone to a moment of intercession for peace to the Blessed Virgin Mary," Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem calls all Christians to prayer on 15 August, the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the same day the next round of pace negotiations will take place between the US, Israel, Qatar and Egypt for a ceasefire in Gaza.
The soul of Britain is at stake
In the face of the widespread riots in the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Starmer's response is to repress a phantom 'extreme right'. He does not want to face the real source of a conflict that is imploding a country that has lost its identity.
Khelif-Carini: Worldwide violence disguised as sport
An announced disaster was staged in Paris yesterday. Boxer Angela Carini walked out of the ring after about forty seconds: too dangerous a gap between a woman and a man. By now this is a scourge that can only be stopped if girls refuse to compete. Scandalous reporting by Rai.
‘Money talks’: financiers and pollsters in US elections
The more unique than rare characteristics of American elections make two figures essential: the pollster and the financier. They invest in the winner and probe to see how the candidate is faring.
Jesuit magazine makes absurd parallel between Biden-Benedict XVI resignations
Jesuit Michael O'Loughlin, in an article in America, compares Biden's renunciation to run for the White House with Benedict XVI's renunciation of the Petrine ministry. Not only the parallel doesn’t hold due to the evident differences in situations and persons, it’s an insult to Pope Ratzinger.
