For the last two weeks, President Donald Trump and Pope Leo have been arguing about the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, and about Jesus and the Bible. Trump's words have been accompanied by A.I images he posted on social media, one of himself as Jesus. And now the rightwing evangelical Christians have put together a national program of Bible reading. American politics is at the moment awash in religion.
The debate between the president and the first American-born pope began after Trump said that (…)

Du 26 au 29 mars, environ 4 000 personnes se sont réunies à Porto Alegre pour une grande conférence internationale contre la montée du fascisme dans le monde et contre l'impérialisme.[1]. Christian Zeller soutient que le contenu et les résultats de cette conférence ne suffisent pas pour construire un front antifasciste et anti-impérialiste global. Pour y parvenir, il est indispensable d'engager des processus de clarification politique.
La marche d'ouverture a rassemblé environ 7 000 (…)

From 26 to 29 March, around 4,000 people gathered in Porto Alegre for a major international conference against the global rise of fascism and against imperialism.[1] Christian Zeller argues that the content and outcomes of this conference are insufficient to build a comprehensive anti-fascist and anti-imperialist front. To this end, it is essential to initiate processes of political clarification.
The opening march attracted around 7,000 people and reminisced about earlier mobilizations of (…)