Richest 1% use their entire annual carbon limit in ten days

Feb 13, 2025 17:52

'Pollutocrat Day' by Oxfam, underscores how climate breakdown is disproportionately driven by the super-rich Photo: Euronews

Analysis Opinion•Homosexuality

Homosexuality Is Not Genetic, British Data Confirms

The latest report on the British population reveals that, in five years, young people who identify as LGBT have risen from 4.4% to 10.4%. Bisexuals especially grow. Strong intergenerational differences. In short, homosexuality is the result of conditioning.

Feb 04, 2025 05:57

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

The War of a hundred models or Beijing’s secret behind DeepSeek

The explosion of «cheap» alternative to ChatGPT is the result of China’s bet on internal competition among large companies and startups to develop the most advanced AI systems. A stinging defeat in a Go tournament is having a greater impact than US sanctions on the advanced microchip exports to China.

Feb 03, 2025 19:41

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Pope Francis

Pope Francis yes, Church no: survey reveals that the Pope is the most trusted person in Italy

Two-thirds of Italians identify Pope Francis’ commitment to peace and fraternity as defining features of his pontificate. His emphasis on aiding the marginalized and promoting Gospel values resonates with 60% of respondents. Additionally, his approach to communication, which combines -according to the study- clarity with compassion, has earned him widespread admiration.

Jan 21, 2025 21:22

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Religious Freedom

Religious Freedom Gains Momentum Across the United States, New Survey Reveals

“This year’s index sends a clear message: Americans value the right to live authentically according to their beliefs,” said Mark Rienzi, president and CEO of Becket. “Even in a time of stark divisions, there is unity in affirming the importance of faith as a cornerstone of our society.”

Jan 21, 2025 21:10

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Abuses in the Catholic Church in the USA: Report Reveals Both Shadows of the Past as Well as Indisputable Signs of Change

The Report points out that over 90% of the complaints of abuse compiled occurred before 1990, and only 3% correspond to incidents recorded since 2000. This reflects that the majority of cases happened in a period prior to the efforts of reform implemented over the last decades.

Jan 19, 2025 14:16

Tim Daniels

Reflections by Leo XIV on certain elements that constitute the sacred liturgy, such as rite, sign, and symbol

The Pope’s General Audience, June 3, 2026, on certain elements that constitute the sacred liturgy, such as rites, signs, and symbols

Threats of Islamist attacks come to light during Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Spain

The propaganda poster, distributed through online channels associated with Islamist extremism, targets several of the Pope’s most prominent public appearances during his June visit

Richest 1% use their entire annual carbon limit in ten days

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Legal earthquake in Latin America: Inter-American Court of Human Rights rejects abortion

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Global Christian Persecution Reaches New Heights Amid Rising Nationalism, Conflict, and Repression

Homosexuality Is Not Genetic, British Data Confirms

The War of a hundred models or Beijing’s secret behind DeepSeek

Pope Francis yes, Church no: survey reveals that the Pope is the most trusted person in Italy

Religious Freedom Gains Momentum Across the United States, New Survey Reveals

Abuses in the Catholic Church in the USA: Report Reveals Both Shadows of the Past as Well as Indisputable Signs of Change