Three days of metro lockdown and public forces operations in the capital of Europe. An assessment on the situation of a city invaded by soldiers and journalists (and social media users).

Both men called each other “Mr”, to avoid saying “president” so as not to give legitimacy to each other’s governments.

Leonardo de Chirico analyses the content of the latest encyclical, and compares it with similar evangelical documents.

Britain has become a society where economic growth is king. And this is true at a European level as well. 

EAUK encourages Christians to “pray for our newly elected politicians that they might be honest, hardworking, fair and accountable MPs.” A pastor’s letter asking the Prime Minister to care about the poorest goes viral on Facebook. 

The announcement of Pope Francis, of his decision to hold a “special Jubilee”, has taken everyone by surprise: the Vatican experts, newspapers, politicians, but even the same Catholic hierarchy.

Italian Vatican expert Leonardo de Chirico looks back to the first 2 years of Pope Francis: “His popularity is more of a social media phenomenon than a real one”. 

Retired tennis player Monica Seles is raising awareness in the media about B.E.D. disorder. She has declined to say how much she is being paid for the campaign.

Four Christian psychologists analise what the movie tells us about the way we see romantic relationships nowadays.

Head of the Republic Sergio Mattarella is described as “a man who knows how to listen and engage.”

The stance of scientists created huge pressure for MPs who risked being labelled ‘ignorant’ or uncaring for objecting. But the question is not nearly as simple as it looks on first appearance. These new regulations are dangerous.