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CONFLICT4d agoNorte de Santander and Arauca, on alert for new attacksLa Silla Vacía
POLITICS4d agoBRICS parliamentary forum expresses ‘deep concern’ about West Asian hostilitiesJoint declaration calls for a two-state solution to Israel-Palestinan conflict; asserts the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination, freedom, and an independent, sovereign stateThe Hindu
BUSINESS4d agoPenCom urges SMEs to remit workers’ pensions, plan for retirementHe said many business owners devoted their most productive years to building their enterprises, reinvesting earnings and supporting their families but paid little attention to their own retirement. The post PenCom urges SMEs to remit workers’ pensions, plan for retirement appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS4d agoJailed Russian political scientist Alexander Kynev faces new ‘foreign agent’ allegation as broken leg leaves him unable to use cell toiletPolitical scientist Alexander Kynev, who was arrested for allegedly attempting to sell drugs, has been cited for violating “foreign agent” regulations.Meduza [en]
POLITICS4d agoOne week out, prediction markets see Democrats as favored to sweep CongressEvent contract exchanges see a two-in-three chance that Democrats take control of both the House and Senate.CNBC
POLITICS4d agoSupreme Court Allows Texas’ Deal With Justice Dept. on Deportation ProceedingsImmigrant advocates called the agreement “collusion” and had asked the justices to reinstate a Biden-era policy that gave immigration judges discretion.NYT US
POLITICS4d agoSanders, Wyden press insurers on Trump ACA coverage terminationsSenate Democrats, led by Sens. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), are pressing 10 major insurance companies about their decisions to work with the Trump administration to terminate coverage for thousands of ObamaCare enrollees due to alleged fraud. The letters, sent Monday to the CEOs of the 10 biggest Affordable Care Act (ACA) insurers…The Hill
WORLD4d agoCAN Demands Probe Of Video Showing Boys Chanting Threats Against ChristiansThe association described the chants as “chilling and utterly unacceptable,” demanding that those behind the threats be identified and prosecuted if found culpable. The post CAN Demands Probe Of Video Showing Boys Chanting Threats Against Christians appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
WORLD4d agoWarri Wolves appeal NPFL sanctions over referee assaultThe club expressed hope that the league would consider its appeal fairly, citing the steps taken to apprehend the suspect after the incident. The post Warri Wolves appeal NPFL sanctions over referee assault appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS4d agoFeijóo doubles down on his accusations against the Government for the disturbances: “The more they lose, the more tension they create”Álvarez de Toledo accuses Sánchez of having “his ‘kale borroka’” and Ayuso states that “totalitarians do not admit those who will defeat them at the polls”El País
MILITARY4d agoHow the F-15 and F-22 should inform the F-47’s procurementBudgetary lessons from the two legacy aircraft can help the Air Force anticipate hard choices for the new F-47, one analyst argues.Breaking Defense
CONFLICT4d agoUkraine seeks to end war but will take no unilateral steps, Sybiha saysUkrinform [en]
POLITICS4d agoEgyptian journalist Lina Attalah detained after court orders news site's closureAmnesty International said the verdict against Attalah and independent outlet Mada Masr represented "a crushing blow to press freedom".BBC World
POLITICS4d agoTrump plans to loosen methane rules for low-producing, high-emitting oil wellsThe Trump administration is planning to loosen regulations on methane emissions from the oil and gas sector, and particularly for low-producing, high-emitting oil and gas wells. President Trump will announce a proposed rule to roll back those regulations at a Tuesday night rally in Texas, an administration official confirmed. The draft rule would be expected…The Hill
HEALTH4d agoShockingly few imported fruits and vegetables under US inspection despite the summer’s ‘explosive diarrhea’ outbreakThe Independent World
POLITICS4d agoTrump states that the United States has received one million barrels of oil from VenezuelaThe United States received one million barrels of oil after Maduro's capture, which could reduce fuel prices. The agreement with Venezuela draws criticism for prioritizing crude oil over democracy; reforms for elections in 2027 are being negotiated.Clarín
WORLD4d agoHitler’s Eagle’s Nest, famously captured by ‘Band of Brothers,’ deliberately set ablazeA 33-year-old German citizen was arrested over the weekend after a fire tore through one of the last architectural relics of Nazism.Military Times
POLITICS4d agoAlaska Asks Court to Halt Trump’s Effort to Block Votes in Senate RaceNYT US
POLITICS4d agoWike to ADC: We can’t hand over Nigeria to political gamblers in 2027Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, and the national leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Nyesom Wike, has declared that Nigerians will not hand over power to what he described as ‘’political gamblers’’ in 2027. The post Wike to ADC: We can’t hand over Nigeria to political gamblers in 2027 appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLD4d agoMbappé's fatal 15 seconds: the controversial video in which the Frenchman calls Mao Zedong a "Chinese dictator"The Asian giant's state television decided to cancel broadcasts of matches featuring the French forward. The trigger was a brief video in which the Real Madrid star refers to the historical leader Mao Zedong as a Chinese dictator.Clarín
POLITICS4d ago'Trump's eldest son hunted with Russian oligarch in Mongolia'De oudste zoon van de Amerikaanse president Trump, Donald Trump jr., heeft afgelopen zomer in Mongolië gejaagd met een Russische zakenman die nauwe banden heeft met de Russische president Poetin. Dat meldt de Britse krant Financial Times. De oligarch waarover de krant schrijft, is de 43-jarige Oemar Kremljov. Hij kwam eerder dit jaar al in het nieuws, omdat hij een deel van de bruiloftsfestiviteiten van Donald Trump jr. had gefinancierd. Trump jr. en Kremljov waren volgens de krant afgelopen augustus twee dagen samen in Uvs, een provincie in het noordwesten van Mongolië die grenst aan Rusland.NOS Buitenland
BUSINESS4d agoHomewood approves Samford University housing developmentThe Homewood City Council unanimously approved additional student housing for Samford University’s south campus during a Monday evening meeting. The development plan includes two six-story student housing buildings including 494 student beds, retail stores, additional parking spaces and new pedestrian…dothaneagle · united states of america
WORLD4d agoThe Catholic Church and the ordination of womenFROM the time the Church realized that it was her vocation to be "the Assembly" — qahal — of God in the New Testament, it was always understood that bishops, priests and deacons are men. This has nothing to do with a culture-bound discrimination against women. It is part of the Church's self-understanding in the light of the Tradition left by Jesus, the Lord, and the Apostles that followed him. There certainly were women who followed Jesus and ministered to him — and there is no denying the fact that Mary of Magdala was the "apostola apostolorum" ... the apostle to the apostles, for having announced to the incredulous apostles the joyful news of the Lord's Resurrection. But that is just the point! Women have been and can be of tremendous service to the Church. The service they do can be crucial and of tremendous importance, but this does not require them to be ordained ministers. The mentality that the only meaningful service is that of ordained ministry is the error of “clericalism.” Without doubt, the Catholic and the Orthodox Churches trace their origins to apostolic times — the unfortunate split that would make them two different ecclesial communions would come only later — and neither have ordained women to Sacred Order. In 1976, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith taught in “Inter Insigniores”: “The Catholic Church has never felt that priestly or episcopal ordination can be validly conferred on women. A few heretical sects in the first centuries, especially Gnostic ones, entrusted the exercise of the priestly ministry to women: This innovation was immediately noted and condemned by the Fathers, who considered it as unacceptable in the Church. It is true that in the writings of the Fathers, one will find the undeniable influence of prejudices unfavorable to woman, but nevertheless, it should be noted that these prejudices had hardly any influences on their pastoral activity, and still less on their spiritual direction. But over and above these considerations inspired by the spirit of the times, one finds expressed — especially in the canonical documents of the Antiochan and Egyptian traditions — this essential reason, namely, that by calling only men to the priestly Order and ministry in its true sense, the Church intends to remain faithful to the type of ordained ministry willed by the Lord Jesus Christ and carefully maintained by the Apostles.” One of the most definitive of magisterial pronouncements was “Ordinatio Sacerdotalis” (1994) of St. Pope John Paul II: “Wherefore, in order that all doubt may be removed regarding a matter of great importance, a matter which pertains to the Church’s divine constitution itself, in virtue of my ministry of confirming the brethren (cf. Lk 22:32), I declare that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church’s faithful.” In 1995, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, at the time with then-cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as its prefect, clarified the status of John Paul II’s pronouncement in “Ordinatio Sacerdotalis.” The Congregation taught that what “Ordinatio Sacerdotalis” held in respect to the ordination of women “demands definitive assent as part of the deposit of faith” on the part of all believers. In the Church of the 21st century, women have had increasingly significant roles in the central governance of the Church. Many of the Roman dicasteries have women religious and lay women occupying positions of responsibility. That they are not ordained is completely immaterial to the importance of their service to the universal church. The same thing is true in local and particular churches. It is my position that the question of the admission of women to Holy Order should be considered a closed question — as definitive and as unchanging as the doctrine that a valid marriage can be contracted only by a man and a woman. Rather than considering this a barrier to women’s active participation in the life of the Church, it should be the impetus for discovering creative ways of active involvement in the life of the Church. At the Graduate School of Law of San Beda University, I am happy that a growing number of our students are taking interest in the canon law subjects that we offer — canon law, being genuine law with a tradition and a heritage in many respects more cohesive and consistent than other legal systems — and with a veritable corpus of jurisprudence. It is this kind of feminine “activism” in the Church that is certainly welcome — and is, at the same time, a repudiation of that “clericalism” that counts ordination as the requisite of genuine contribution to the life of the Church. rannie_aquino@sanbeda.edu.ph rannie_aquino@csu.edu.phmanilatimes · philippines
WORLD4d agoChannel 4 viewers think Bradley Walsh's new £1m quiz show is a 'massive hoax'Channel 4 viewers suspect Bradley Walsh’s new quiz show Million Pound Shot is a hoax, after hints of a huge twist spark theories about its true format.borehamwoodtimes · united kingdom
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