5 minutes
Гэтая заява прагучала пасьля паведамленьня пра сустрэчу паміж кіраўнікамі МЗС Беларусі і Польшчы Максімам Рыжанковым і Радославам Сікорскім.
5 minutes
Гэтая заява прагучала пасьля паведамленьня пра сустрэчу паміж кіраўнікамі МЗС Беларусі і Польшчы Максімам Рыжанковым і Радославам Сікорскім.
7 minutes
American billionaire and financier Todd Boehly has assembled a consortium to buy the foreign assets of Lukoil, a Russian oil company that has come under U.S. sanctions, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.
American billionaire and financier Todd Boehly has assembled a consortium to buy the foreign assets of Lukoil, a Russian oil company that has come under U.S. sanctions, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.
8 minutes
I 25 år har Eritrea vägrat låta någon träffa Dawit Isaak. Men tystnaden är inget tecken på att han är död. Tvärtom bildar hans egen röst och handstil, medfångars berättelser och uppgifter från svenska myndigheter och FN en kedja av livstecken.
8 minutes
I 25 år har Eritrea vägrat låta någon träffa Dawit Isaak. Men tystnaden är inget tecken på att han är död. Tvärtom bildar hans egen röst och handstil, medfångars berättelser och uppgifter från svenska myndigheter och FN en kedja av livstecken.
12 minutes
Парлямэнт Малдовы ўхваліў рашэньне аб увядзеньні на 60 дзён надзвычайнага становішча ў энэргетычным і водным сэктарах.
Парлямэнт Малдовы ўхваліў рашэньне аб увядзеньні на 60 дзён надзвычайнага становішча ў энэргетычным і водным сэктарах.
15 minutes
Let’s dump a big bucket of ice water over the heads of Kansas Democrats and national news media. Yes, I understand that everyone wants to jump on the story of Democrat Adam Hamilton giving U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Sarasota, a run for his money in this fall’s election. Don’t get me wrong. It’s a great […]
15 minutes
Let’s dump a big bucket of ice water over the heads of Kansas Democrats and national news media. Yes, I understand that everyone wants to jump on the story of Democrat Adam Hamilton giving U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Sarasota, a run for his money in this fall’s election. Don’t get me wrong. It’s a great […]
15 minutes
არასამთავრობო ორგანიზაცია „საქართველოს ახალგაზრდა იურისტთა ასოციაციამ“ ადამიანის უფლებათა ევროპულ სასამართლოს მიმართა ოფისის შენობაზე გაკეთებული წარწერების არაეფექტიანად გამოძიების გამო.
არასამთავრობო ორგანიზაცია „საქართველოს ახალგაზრდა იურისტთა ასოციაციამ“ ადამიანის უფლებათა ევროპულ სასამართლოს მიმართა ოფისის შენობაზე გაკეთებული წარწერების არაეფექტიანად გამოძიების გამო.
16 minutes
by Laura Gómez RuizRome – Leaving home and one’s “comfort zones” for several weeks, venturing to another country and sharing time and work with people whose lives are very different. For some young people, holidays can become an experience of encounter and closeness with distant realities, where everything can become an opportunity to question themselves, others and the desires of their own hearts.This is what often happens during the missionary experiences promoted by “Wecare”, an Italian initiative whose roots go back twenty years and which every year involves many young people in projects in Italy and other countries.A Peruvian beginningThe story began in 2005, when Fernando Lozada Baldoceda, who initiated the volunteer experiences abroad and is now director of Wecare, organized a first trip to Peru with three university students. “It was the first attempt at a volunteering trip,” he recalls. In 2006, the experience began to take shape as a group and, over the following years, it grew to involve dozens of young people. In 2011, a legal framework was established to support the project and, after several stages of development and the expansion of its activities in Italy, Wecare was founded in its present form in 2023.Camilla and Benedetta’s discoveriesFor Fernando, these twenty years represent more than just the evolution of an organization; they tell the story of young people who discovered that they had a treasure to share and chose to get involved.“There is much more joy in giving than in receiving,” says Camilla, from Rome, who, after taking part in an experience in Argentina in 2025, decided to set out again this year, this time for Brazil. “I chose to take part a second time because this experience does not only help others; it also helps me,” she explains. Meeting others, she says, allows one to “touch parts of yourself that you do not touch in everyday life” and to get to know oneself in a different way.In Brazil, one of the encounters that left the deepest impression on her was with the community of Milan dos Coelhos. “What struck me most was the love that surrounded the community,” she recalls. In particular, she was moved by the way people cared for Evinho, an elderly member of the community. This made her realize that, although they had very little, they did not lack what, for her, is the most important value: “love for one's neighbor, closeness and selfless help.”When she returned home, that experience had also changed the way she looked at her own life. “I came back with greater awareness and a greater desire to help others,” she says. The experience, she adds, “put my priorities into perspective” and helped her understand more clearly what is worth striving for. She also feels “more grateful for what I have and for what surrounds me.”Benedetta, too, chose to set out again. After Peru in 2022 and Cameroon in 2025, this year she returned to Brazil. The phrase “There is more joy in giving than in receiving” has accompanied her experiences. “I feel lucky; I receive so much every day, and I wanted to understand what it really means to give,” she explains.During the weeks of the experience, she says, “we strip ourselves of material things and live in order to give energy, love and smiles” to a community that has received far less. Yet the experience of gratuitous giving also has an impact on the group of volunteers themselves, involving them in the sense that they have become one family with the people they have come to meet and serve.One of the moments she remembers most clearly is not tied to a specific activity, but to a scene that suddenly narrowed the distance she had perceived when she arrived.While walking through a community in Recife, she saw houses built on stilts, barely supported above a river filled with rubbish. “I felt an enormous distance,” she recalls. Then she saw two barefoot girls and a small boy reaching for his sister’s hand. The gesture reminded her of her own childhood, when she would seek the attention of her older brother. In that moment, she recognized a part of herself in that child. “It made me realize that I could have been that child,” she says. “That is what Wecare does: it shortens the distance we perceive,” she explains.After these experiences, Benedetta also learned to view vulnerability differently. “These people and children show their vulnerability with a smile,” she says. This helped her share her own weaknesses, joys and fears “without shame”, building a relationship of trust both with the community and with the other volunteers.Nothing can be taken for granted or is “automatic”For Fernando Lozada Baldoceda, this is precisely where one of the possibilities offered by these experiences lies. By leaving home and their usual comforts, young people find themselves in a different setting, alongside other young people and in direct contact with situations of poverty and hardship. This is accompanied by a process of reflection inspired by the Gospel. “Young people take part in projects that have a real and meaningful impact,” he observes. It is not simply a matter of carrying out a small activity in order to have the feeling of having contributed, but of being able to take part directly in concrete projects and “experience at first hand the help” that is given and received.The good seed and clichésWecare describes this journey as an experience of “pre-evangelization”: it is not catechesis, but rather an invitation to raise challenging questions about one’s identity, love, friendship, suffering, happiness, mission and vocation.Lozada Baldoceda stresses that none of this happens automatically. Each young person remains free in the way he or she lives the experience, in how far they allow themselves to be challenged by it and in what they subsequently choose to do with what they have discovered. In his words, the journey is a “favourable context” in which to look within oneself. But “nothing is automatic; everything depends on each person’s freedom, on whether they wish to make good use of their time, be generous and look deep within themselves.”The experience, moreover, does not claim to produce an immediate transformation. Two weeks cannot change overnight a way of thinking and living that has taken shape over many years. What Fernando sees is something more intimate and discreet: “a greater awareness of who each young person is, deeper sense of gratitude and a new possibility of looking at one’s own life with mercy and recognizing its value.”It is like a seed, he explains. “Something is sown” and will then bear fruit “in each young person’s own time and according to the way they care for that seed”. What remains does not necessarily have to translate immediately into a new activity or a visible decision. “The hope is that an awareness of the precious value of one’s own life, and of the beautiful things that can be done with it, will remain in the heart,” he says.After so many years spent accompanying these experiences, his view of young people is also free from prejudice and clichés about the “generation incapable of commitment”. Fernando does not believe that among the younger generations the desire to be happy, to do good and to live life to the full has died out. “If young people are criticized, it is not because their hearts do not desire to live to the full, to do good things and to do beautiful things,” he says.“If adults do everything for them,” he explains, “they may end up not trusting young people’s ability to face difficulties, take responsibility and grow independently.” The role of adults, instead, should be to accompany them and create the conditions in which they can freely choose a life given in service to others.Camilla returned from Brazil with different priorities, while Benedetta discovered that an apparently simple scene could make the distance between two worlds disappear. Through two different stories, their experiences illustrate what Fernando has seen repeated over the years: when young people are given a real opportunity to serve, encounter others and face difficulties, a capacity for self-giving also emerges that is not always visible in everyday life.The experience, then, does not necessarily end when the journey comes to an end. What may remain is a question, a sense of gratitude, a new way of looking at things—or simply a seed that still needs time to grow.Link correlati :Wecare website:
16 minutes
by Laura Gómez RuizRome – Leaving home and one’s “comfort zones” for several weeks, venturing to another country and sharing time and work with people whose lives are very different. For some young people, holidays can become an experience of encounter and closeness with distant realities, where everything can become an opportunity to question themselves, others and the desires of their own hearts.This is what often happens during the missionary experiences promoted by “Wecare”, an Italian initiative whose roots go back twenty years and which every year involves many young people in projects in Italy and other countries.A Peruvian beginningThe story began in 2005, when Fernando Lozada Baldoceda, who initiated the volunteer experiences abroad and is now director of Wecare, organized a first trip to Peru with three university students. “It was the first attempt at a volunteering trip,” he recalls. In 2006, the experience began to take shape as a group and, over the following years, it grew to involve dozens of young people. In 2011, a legal framework was established to support the project and, after several stages of development and the expansion of its activities in Italy, Wecare was founded in its present form in 2023.Camilla and Benedetta’s discoveriesFor Fernando, these twenty years represent more than just the evolution of an organization; they tell the story of young people who discovered that they had a treasure to share and chose to get involved.“There is much more joy in giving than in receiving,” says Camilla, from Rome, who, after taking part in an experience in Argentina in 2025, decided to set out again this year, this time for Brazil. “I chose to take part a second time because this experience does not only help others; it also helps me,” she explains. Meeting others, she says, allows one to “touch parts of yourself that you do not touch in everyday life” and to get to know oneself in a different way.In Brazil, one of the encounters that left the deepest impression on her was with the community of Milan dos Coelhos. “What struck me most was the love that surrounded the community,” she recalls. In particular, she was moved by the way people cared for Evinho, an elderly member of the community. This made her realize that, although they had very little, they did not lack what, for her, is the most important value: “love for one's neighbor, closeness and selfless help.”When she returned home, that experience had also changed the way she looked at her own life. “I came back with greater awareness and a greater desire to help others,” she says. The experience, she adds, “put my priorities into perspective” and helped her understand more clearly what is worth striving for. She also feels “more grateful for what I have and for what surrounds me.”Benedetta, too, chose to set out again. After Peru in 2022 and Cameroon in 2025, this year she returned to Brazil. The phrase “There is more joy in giving than in receiving” has accompanied her experiences. “I feel lucky; I receive so much every day, and I wanted to understand what it really means to give,” she explains.During the weeks of the experience, she says, “we strip ourselves of material things and live in order to give energy, love and smiles” to a community that has received far less. Yet the experience of gratuitous giving also has an impact on the group of volunteers themselves, involving them in the sense that they have become one family with the people they have come to meet and serve.One of the moments she remembers most clearly is not tied to a specific activity, but to a scene that suddenly narrowed the distance she had perceived when she arrived.While walking through a community in Recife, she saw houses built on stilts, barely supported above a river filled with rubbish. “I felt an enormous distance,” she recalls. Then she saw two barefoot girls and a small boy reaching for his sister’s hand. The gesture reminded her of her own childhood, when she would seek the attention of her older brother. In that moment, she recognized a part of herself in that child. “It made me realize that I could have been that child,” she says. “That is what Wecare does: it shortens the distance we perceive,” she explains.After these experiences, Benedetta also learned to view vulnerability differently. “These people and children show their vulnerability with a smile,” she says. This helped her share her own weaknesses, joys and fears “without shame”, building a relationship of trust both with the community and with the other volunteers.Nothing can be taken for granted or is “automatic”For Fernando Lozada Baldoceda, this is precisely where one of the possibilities offered by these experiences lies. By leaving home and their usual comforts, young people find themselves in a different setting, alongside other young people and in direct contact with situations of poverty and hardship. This is accompanied by a process of reflection inspired by the Gospel. “Young people take part in projects that have a real and meaningful impact,” he observes. It is not simply a matter of carrying out a small activity in order to have the feeling of having contributed, but of being able to take part directly in concrete projects and “experience at first hand the help” that is given and received.The good seed and clichésWecare describes this journey as an experience of “pre-evangelization”: it is not catechesis, but rather an invitation to raise challenging questions about one’s identity, love, friendship, suffering, happiness, mission and vocation.Lozada Baldoceda stresses that none of this happens automatically. Each young person remains free in the way he or she lives the experience, in how far they allow themselves to be challenged by it and in what they subsequently choose to do with what they have discovered. In his words, the journey is a “favourable context” in which to look within oneself. But “nothing is automatic; everything depends on each person’s freedom, on whether they wish to make good use of their time, be generous and look deep within themselves.”The experience, moreover, does not claim to produce an immediate transformation. Two weeks cannot change overnight a way of thinking and living that has taken shape over many years. What Fernando sees is something more intimate and discreet: “a greater awareness of who each young person is, deeper sense of gratitude and a new possibility of looking at one’s own life with mercy and recognizing its value.”It is like a seed, he explains. “Something is sown” and will then bear fruit “in each young person’s own time and according to the way they care for that seed”. What remains does not necessarily have to translate immediately into a new activity or a visible decision. “The hope is that an awareness of the precious value of one’s own life, and of the beautiful things that can be done with it, will remain in the heart,” he says.After so many years spent accompanying these experiences, his view of young people is also free from prejudice and clichés about the “generation incapable of commitment”. Fernando does not believe that among the younger generations the desire to be happy, to do good and to live life to the full has died out. “If young people are criticized, it is not because their hearts do not desire to live to the full, to do good things and to do beautiful things,” he says.“If adults do everything for them,” he explains, “they may end up not trusting young people’s ability to face difficulties, take responsibility and grow independently.” The role of adults, instead, should be to accompany them and create the conditions in which they can freely choose a life given in service to others.Camilla returned from Brazil with different priorities, while Benedetta discovered that an apparently simple scene could make the distance between two worlds disappear. Through two different stories, their experiences illustrate what Fernando has seen repeated over the years: when young people are given a real opportunity to serve, encounter others and face difficulties, a capacity for self-giving also emerges that is not always visible in everyday life.The experience, then, does not necessarily end when the journey comes to an end. What may remain is a question, a sense of gratitude, a new way of looking at things—or simply a seed that still needs time to grow.Link correlati :Wecare website:
16 minutes
സാധാരണക്കാരന്റെ കുടുംബ ബജറ്റ് താളം തെറ്റുന്ന വിധത്തിൽ വിലക്കയറ്റം രൂക്ഷമാകുമ്പോൾ വില നിയന്ത്രിക്കാൻ കഴിയാതെ നട്ടംതിരിയുകയാണ് സർക്കാർ.
സാധാരണക്കാരന്റെ കുടുംബ ബജറ്റ് താളം തെറ്റുന്ന വിധത്തിൽ വിലക്കയറ്റം രൂക്ഷമാകുമ്പോൾ വില നിയന്ത്രിക്കാൻ കഴിയാതെ നട്ടംതിരിയുകയാണ് സർക്കാർ.
18 minutes
Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform, according to a new survey from the Indiana Coalition for Public Education. This is the second year the volunteer advocacy group surveyed superintendents about the financial […]
Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform, according to a new survey from the Indiana Coalition for Public Education. This is the second year the volunteer advocacy group surveyed superintendents about the financial […]
19 minutes
About a month and a half out from the midterm elections, gubernatorial Republican candidate Tom Tiffany is taking some small steps to distance himself from President Donald Trump and the rising gas prices that are resulting from the war in Iran. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate David Crowley is seeking to highlight Tiffany’s history of loyalty to […]
About a month and a half out from the midterm elections, gubernatorial Republican candidate Tom Tiffany is taking some small steps to distance himself from President Donald Trump and the rising gas prices that are resulting from the war in Iran. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate David Crowley is seeking to highlight Tiffany’s history of loyalty to […]
19 minutes
Only 2 percent of the ocean appears to benefit substantially from marine conservation areas, challenging a key metric of the 30x30 campaign.
Only 2 percent of the ocean appears to benefit substantially from marine conservation areas, challenging a key metric of the 30x30 campaign.
19 minutes
By Anne Blythe and Michelle Crouch Key Takeaways: The proposed combination of Atrium Health and WakeMed Health & Hospitals cleared a major hurdle Monday when Wake County commissioners gave it the go-ahead, but it’s not yet a done deal. The partnership still faces review by federal regulators and the state attorney general’s office. In addition, […] The post What’s next for the Atrium-WakeMed deal? appeared first on North Carolina Health News.
19 minutes
By Anne Blythe and Michelle Crouch Key Takeaways: The proposed combination of Atrium Health and WakeMed Health & Hospitals cleared a major hurdle Monday when Wake County commissioners gave it the go-ahead, but it’s not yet a done deal. The partnership still faces review by federal regulators and the state attorney general’s office. In addition, […] The post What’s next for the Atrium-WakeMed deal? appeared first on North Carolina Health News.
21 minutes
¿Crees haber detectado un timo? ¿Has sido víctima de alguno? Escríbenos a: "> @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Archivo:wght@400;700&display=swap'); /* Todo escopado bajo .mld-buzon-banner para no afectar al resto de la pagina */ .mld-buzon-banner{display:block;width:100%;max-width:808px;aspect-ratio:808 / 160;margin:20px auto;background:transparent;line-height:0;text-decoration:none} .mld-buzon-banner svg{display:block;width:100%;height:100%} .mld-buzon-banner .mld-text{font-family:'Archivo',Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;fill:#3C3C3B;text-anchor:middle} ¿Crees haber detectado un timo? ¿Has sido víctima de alguno? Escríbenos a: Cómo reservar tu nombre de usuario de forma seguraWhatsApp explica en su página web que los “nombres de usuario” son un nuevo sistema de identificación que todavía “se está implementando gradualmente durante los próximos meses”, por lo que es posible que no esté disponible la mayoría de dispositivos. Se trata de un identificador único, diferente al nombre de perfil, que empieza con el símbolo @ y que permite mantener en privado el teléfono para los otros contactos. Por el momento, WhatsApp ofrece la posibilidad de reservar tu nombre de usuario desde los ajustes de la versión móvil. “Si reservas un nombre de usuario, se te guardará y los demás no podrán reclamarlo”, informan.
21 minutes
¿Crees haber detectado un timo? ¿Has sido víctima de alguno? Escríbenos a: "> @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Archivo:wght@400;700&display=swap'); /* Todo escopado bajo .mld-buzon-banner para no afectar al resto de la pagina */ .mld-buzon-banner{display:block;width:100%;max-width:808px;aspect-ratio:808 / 160;margin:20px auto;background:transparent;line-height:0;text-decoration:none} .mld-buzon-banner svg{display:block;width:100%;height:100%} .mld-buzon-banner .mld-text{font-family:'Archivo',Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;fill:#3C3C3B;text-anchor:middle} ¿Crees haber detectado un timo? ¿Has sido víctima de alguno? Escríbenos a: Cómo reservar tu nombre de usuario de forma seguraWhatsApp explica en su página web que los “nombres de usuario” son un nuevo sistema de identificación que todavía “se está implementando gradualmente durante los próximos meses”, por lo que es posible que no esté disponible la mayoría de dispositivos. Se trata de un identificador único, diferente al nombre de perfil, que empieza con el símbolo @ y que permite mantener en privado el teléfono para los otros contactos. Por el momento, WhatsApp ofrece la posibilidad de reservar tu nombre de usuario desde los ajustes de la versión móvil. “Si reservas un nombre de usuario, se te guardará y los demás no podrán reclamarlo”, informan.
22 minutes
A fire broke out September 22 at the Neryungri Power Plant in Yakutia, damaging a transformer substation for power unit No. 1 and a turbine in the machine room. One person suffered smoke inhalation. The plant is not operating.
A fire broke out September 22 at the Neryungri Power Plant in Yakutia, damaging a transformer substation for power unit No. 1 and a turbine in the machine room. One person suffered smoke inhalation. The plant is not operating.
22 minutes
Uoči značajnog samita SAD i Kine, zakazanog za 24. septembar u Bijeloj kući, čini se da Peking ističe svoj uticaj na Iran kako bi stekao prednost u pregovorima sa svojim glavnim geopolitičkim rivalom.
22 minutes
Uoči značajnog samita SAD i Kine, zakazanog za 24. septembar u Bijeloj kući, čini se da Peking ističe svoj uticaj na Iran kako bi stekao prednost u pregovorima sa svojim glavnim geopolitičkim rivalom.
23 minutes
Dalle tensioni tra Meloni, Salvini e Vannacci al nodo Ucraina tra Schlein, Conte e Bonelli: il punto sulle fragilità di centrodestra e centrosinistra.
23 minutes
Dalle tensioni tra Meloni, Salvini e Vannacci al nodo Ucraina tra Schlein, Conte e Bonelli: il punto sulle fragilità di centrodestra e centrosinistra.
24 minutes
La parlamentaria Ana Vázquez mostró el arma durante su intervención y la presidenta de la Cámara Baja la amenazó con la expulsión, aunque ella terminó abandonando su escaño por su propio pieEspaña y Marruecos refuerzan la frontera ante el nuevo llamamiento de entrada de migrantes Lío en la sesión de control al Gobierno celebrada en el Congreso este miércoles. La presidenta de la Cámara, Francina Armengol, protagonizó una acalorada discusión con la diputada del PP Ana Vázquez después de que esta mostrase durante su intervención un spray de pimienta, un instrumento que se considera legalmente un arma y cuya posesión está prohibida salvo en determinados casos. Armengol exigió a Vázquez que se deshiciera del spray y llegó a amenazarla con la expulsión del hemiciclo si no lo hacía, ante lo cual la parlamentaria terminó abandonando por decisión propia su escaño arropada por los aplausos de la bancada del PP.
24 minutes
La parlamentaria Ana Vázquez mostró el arma durante su intervención y la presidenta de la Cámara Baja la amenazó con la expulsión, aunque ella terminó abandonando su escaño por su propio pieEspaña y Marruecos refuerzan la frontera ante el nuevo llamamiento de entrada de migrantes Lío en la sesión de control al Gobierno celebrada en el Congreso este miércoles. La presidenta de la Cámara, Francina Armengol, protagonizó una acalorada discusión con la diputada del PP Ana Vázquez después de que esta mostrase durante su intervención un spray de pimienta, un instrumento que se considera legalmente un arma y cuya posesión está prohibida salvo en determinados casos. Armengol exigió a Vázquez que se deshiciera del spray y llegó a amenazarla con la expulsión del hemiciclo si no lo hacía, ante lo cual la parlamentaria terminó abandonando por decisión propia su escaño arropada por los aplausos de la bancada del PP.
24 minutes
El mayor felino de América cuenta ahora con un mapa genético a escala cromosómica que permitirá estudiar con mayor precisión sus poblaciones, afectadas por la pérdida de hábitat y la actividad humana.
El mayor felino de América cuenta ahora con un mapa genético a escala cromosómica que permitirá estudiar con mayor precisión sus poblaciones, afectadas por la pérdida de hábitat y la actividad humana.
24 minutes
Глава Одесской областной военной администрации Олег Кипер сообщил, что в Одесской области россияне атаковали портовую и гражданскую инфраструктуру
Глава Одесской областной военной администрации Олег Кипер сообщил, что в Одесской области россияне атаковали портовую и гражданскую инфраструктуру
25 minutes
Исто така, се предупредува дека има „сериозна ескалација“ на бројот на инциденти со рано и присилно стапување во брак во вториот квартал од оваа година
Исто така, се предупредува дека има „сериозна ескалација“ на бројот на инциденти со рано и присилно стапување во брак во вториот квартал од оваа година