Eurasia Press & News
Ostatnie badania CBOS-u zdają się potwierdzać trzy wielkie teorie sekularyzacji: teorię bogactwa (religijność bardziej spada w wielkich miastach), teorię wiedzy (religijność bardziej spada u ludzi z wyższym wykształceniem) oraz teorię braku autorytetu (religijność najbardziej spada u młodych, których ukształtowała kultura egocentryzmu). Przyjrzyjmy się wymienionym teoriom. Zanim jednak to uczynimy, zwróćmy …
Read More »Najmłodsza Polska jest już w jednej trzeciej niewierząca
Polska młodzież masowo porzuciła praktyki religijne – z blisko 70 proc. praktykujących w 1992 r. zostało dziś 23 proc. Od Kościoła odsuwają się też starsi. Gwoździem do trumny, prócz pazerności i upolitycznienia Kościoła, jest seria pedofilskich skandali. To kolejny dzwonek alarmowy dla Kościoła. Od dawna było wiadomo, że traci młodych. …
Read More »Threat of Russian invasion of Ukraine tests Biden administration
The White House is reviewing options to deter a feared Russian invasion of Ukraine, including providing more military aid to Kyiv and threatening sanctions, to dissuade Russian President Vladimir Putin from escalating the simmering conflict into a full-blown transatlantic crisis. The deliberations come as President Biden and his aides prepare …
Read More »The Media’s War Against Biden On Inflation – OpEd
INFLATION IN THE U.S. ECONOMY IS CLEARLY A PROBLEM. There, I said it in all caps so that everyone can see I recognize it as a problem. The question is how big a problem. After all, we have lots of problems, millions of children in poverty, a huge homeless population, …
Read More »Eni And Snam Launch Partnership On Gas Pipelines Between Algeria And Italy
Eni and Snam have entered into an agreement for the sale by Eni to Snam of a 49.9% stake (directly and indirectly owned) in certain companies operating two groups of international gas pipelines connecting Algeria to Italy. In particular, the perimeter of the transaction includes the onshore gas pipelines running …
Read More »David Frum Rehashes Trump-Russia Collusion – OpEd
His November 25 article in The Atlantic “It Wasn’t a Hoax”, is one of several efforts to belittle the increased evidence contradicting the flawed Russiagate narrative. Frum uncritically uses David Satter as a reliable source. Satter is propped by Frum for stating that the Russian government was behind some apartment …
Read More »Testing the waters: Russia explores reconfiguring Gulf security
Russia hopes to blow new life into a proposal for a multilateral security architecture in the Gulf, with the tacit approval of the Biden administration. If successful, the initiative would help stabilise the region, cement regional efforts to reduce tensions, and potentially prevent war-wracked Yemen from emerging as an Afghanistan …
Read More »West Euphrates region | New reconciliation deals with ISIS former fighters
Deir Ezzor province: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights have monitored new details about the “settlements and reconciliations” deals initiated by the security system, in the presence of branch commanders and high-level intelligence officers, in the city of Deir Ezzor and in the squares in the eastern countryside, a few …
Read More »USS Arleigh Burke enters Black Sea to Russian consternation
Another U.S. warship has sailed into the Black Sea, again drawing intense Kremlin scrutiny amid continued concerns about a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine. The destroyer USS Arleigh Burke entered the sea via the Bosporus Strait on Thursday for a routine patrol in support of NATO allies and partners, U.S. …
Read More »Ukraine leader alleges Russia-backed coup planned next week
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday claimed that his country’s intelligence service has uncovered plans for a Russia-backed coup d’etat in the country set for next week that allegedly involves one of Ukraine’s richest oligarchs. Both the oligarch and the Russian government rejected the allegations. At a news conference in …
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