The Catholic Church’s official line on abortion, and even on any artificial birth control, is well known: Don’t do it.
Surveys of how American Catholics live their lives, though, tell a different story.
Au soir du premier tour des élections législatives, la majorité présidentielle (Ensemble) recueille la majorité des suffrages (25,75 %), au coude à coude avec la NUPES (Nouvelle union populaire écologique et sociale) obtenant 25,66 % des suffrages et devant Rassemblement avec 18,68 % des voix. Alors, au regard de ces résultats, quelles sont les clefs de lecture de ce premier tour ?
Alors que les incertitudes sur l’issue du scrutin législatif des 12 et 19 juin n’ont jamais été aussi nombreuses et que l’obtention d’une majorité de députés soutenant le nouveau président élu, Emmanuel Macron, apparaît aujourd’hui incertaine, il semble instructif de revenir sur les stratégies mises en place par les trois principales forces politiques issues du scrutin présidentiel. D'une part pour mieux comprendre et analyser la situation actuelle alors que l’abstention s’annonce historiquement élevée pour des élections législatives. De l'autre car les stratégies mises en place, qui se sont révélées très différentes les unes des autres, devraient avoir un impact majeur sur l’issue du scrutin.
As the House Select Committee prepares to begin public hearings on the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, far-right groups including the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers are were a prominent topic of discussion.
Boris Johnson rose to power as the Conservative Party’s “Heineken” leader: deemed able to reach parts of the electorate that other Conservatives couldn’t. But fewer than three years after winning a stunning election victory, he now has the distinction of attracting the greatest vote of no confidence in any prime minister.
The Uvalde and Buffalo mass shootings in May 2022 had at least two things in common: The shooters were 18 years old, and they had both legally purchased their own assault rifles.
Small and medium-scale farmers and agri-businesses in east and southern Africa are getting a raw deal. To succeed they need fair and integrated regional markets. Research by the Centre for Competition, Regulation and Economic Development has highlighted the need for better integration of regional economies as a step towards food security in the region.
Former British prime minister David Cameron famously proclaimed in 2010 that the thought of giving prisoners the vote made him “physically ill”. Cameron argued that “frankly, when people commit a crime and go to prison, they should lose their rights, including the right to vote”.
Au lendemain des incidents qui ont précédé la rencontre de finale de Coupe d’Europe opposant Liverpool au Real de Madrid au Stade de France, chacun - hommes politiques, policiers, dirigeants français et européens du football, tabloïds anglo-saxons et bien d’autres - va de ses commentaires tantôt acerbes sur la gestion des foules par les forces de l’ordre, tantôt destinés à incriminer les autres, forcément responsables des incidents.
As for any meaningful anniversary, gift-giving will be an important part of the Queen’s platinum jubilee celebrations. Over the years, the Queen has received several priceless, unusual and quirky, but also simple and yet very personal gifts from foreign officials, various businesses and organisations and from members of the public. Those gifts attract curiosity and media scrutiny about their nature, appropriateness, the givers’ motivations, but also the Queen’s reaction and responses.
In their recent election, Australians voted out their incumbent government, a long-standing coalition between two conservative parties. In its place, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) formed a government, despite a declining vote share of 30%. Seats were gained by the Australian Greens and, most notably, a swath of independent MPs, who together make up just over 10% of the 151-seat lower house.
Since the New York Times published its recent series of bombshell articles about the crippling reparations that France imposed on Haiti after it won independence in 1804, much has been written about how this 150 million franc “indemnity” had virtually doomed the fledgling country before it had a chance to establish itself. The New York Times pieces outlined the huge long-term impact of these enforced payments and demonstrate that they cost the Haitian economy billions of dollars in lost economic growth, affecting the island well into the 21st century.
In the wake of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, some elected officials are making calls anew for teachers to be armed and trained to use firearms to protect the nation’s schools. To shine light on the matter, The Conversation reached out to Aimee Huff and Michelle Barnhart, two Oregon State University scholars who have studied the ins and outs of putting guns in the hands of the nation’s teachers as a way to protect students.
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