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Una pace per l'Ucraina è possibile - di Federico Petroni
Trump fa pressioni brutali su Zelensky e studia un'offerta in quattro punti elaborata con Francia, Germania e Regno Unito. È la prima volta che i paesi europei ipotizzano seri negoziati con Mosca. Gas e petrolio sono la chiave di volta di questa proposta. L'Italia non tocca palla. Torneremo a rifornirci dalla Russia?
Frexit et après ? - Episode 1 - P.Y. Rougeyron - # politique
″ Frexit et après ? ” Episode 1 avec Pierre-Yves Rougeyron ➡️ Découvrez notre podcast : « Le Cercle Aristote » avec P.Y. Rougeyron, explorant l’histoire, la politique, la géopolitique, et les actualités en France, le débat sur la culture, le livre et le souverainisme pour un enseignement approfondi.
045: Hieroglyphs, Herons, & the Power of Action
In this inspiring episode of the Voices of Ancient Egypt podcast, a morning walk and a chance encounter with a Great Blue Heron spark a deeper connection between ancient Egyptian mythology, personal momentum, and reigniting long-held passions. The heron was the sacred Egyptian Benu bird (the original inspiration for the Phoenix), the bird of creation and rebirth. Creating a new level, almost a new form of himself is exactly what hieroglyphs student, Mike, did.
The Apostles Didn't Know About the Bodily Resurrection?! (A Response to Skeptical Bible Scholars)
In today's episode, we respond to the work of New Testament scholar Marcus Vinzent, who argues that the Resurrection wasn't the foundation of early Christianity and that most early Christians had never even heard of it.
Can society make us free again?
Send us Fan Mail If society creates dependence and inequality, can political association also make us free? In the second episode of our Rousseau series, Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson move from the Discourse on Inequality (1755) to The Social Contract (1762). We distinguish natural differences from inequalities sustained by convention and institutions, consider pity and perfectibility, and explore the tension between amour de soi and amour-propre.
Confidence, Not Faith, in the Ballot Box
An election system should provide something that transcends disagreements: a process that can be examined.
Listen to St Teresa of Ávila
St Teresa of Ávila said there is only one way to perfection, and that is to pray; if anyone points in another direction, he is deceiving you. As we keep turning and opening ourselves to receive the Holy Spirit in prayer, he continually draws us up like a supernatural magnet into Christ and then, in, with, and through him into the life of the Three in One to contemplate and enjoy the Father’s love to all eternity. (essay by David Torkington)
In Combat, Merit is Mission-Critical
By Keri Collins
Reaganism Special: Intro to the Reagan Institute Strategy Group with Rachel Hoff and Thomas Kenna
On this episode of Reaganism, Roger sits down with his Reagan Institute colleagues Rachel Hoff and Thomas Kenna to discuss the Reagan Institute Strategy Group’s seventh essay collection, The Future of Conservative Internationalism. They explain how the group brings together policy thinkers to debate America’s role in the world, drawing on Ronald Reagan’s belief that U.S. security and prosperity depend on leadership beyond its borders.
Steve Rosen: New Military Challenges in the Age of AI, Drones, and Cyberattacks
"For the first time ever, the United States homeland cannot be taken for granted as a secure rear area against non-nuclear attacks."
Revealed: Almost two million foreign nationals receiving benefits or state pension
Almost two million foreign nationals now receive benefits or the state pension, a landmark inquiry reveals today.
The AI Revolution’s green-shoots phase
Here and there, non-tech businesses are finding productive uses for AI. Yet if lab progress is accelerating as fast as the benchmarks suggest, shouldn’t the economy be feeling it by now?
Episode 901: Jael and the Fall of Sisera (Judges 4:17–24)
Peter Leithart, Jeff Myers, James Bejon, and Alastair Roberts conclude their discussion of Judges 4, exploring Jael’s welcome of Sisera and her decisive victory with a tent peg and hammer. They trace connections with Rahab, Samson and Delilah, and the Levite’s concubine, considering hospitality, deception, and loyalty to God’s people. Along the way, they examine Jael and Deborah as figures of faithful motherhood, the significance of milk and honey, and the use of ordinary household tools in the Lord’s warfare.
French Students Are Protesting a State That Has Failed Them
France's highly centralized welfare state has failed to deliver on its promises. Now students are taking to the streets.
Where to Start With Southern Gothic Literature
5 classics you must read
Episode 155: Supreme Court upholds lighter sentence for Aborigin…
In Episode 155, we explain why the federal "no more pipelines" law was struck down by an Alberta court for the second time. Plus, we walk through a Supreme Court of Canada decision that upheld a light sentence given to an Aboriginal man who beat up his Aboriginal girlfriend.
Affordability Trilogy, Part 3. Why is the free market so unpopular?
[This is a third post based on scripts for the “weekly rant.” ]
The Machine Conquers The Artist
And: AI Escaping Containment; Slop in Church; Muslim Brotherhood In US
Why Is Reform Losing Support? Reflections on an important shift in the polls
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