Archivi tag: light
ASIA/SINGAPORE – Christians bring “the light of hope and care” alongside people of other faiths
Singapore – “We have been living with the pandemic for almost two years and we have seen how it has been a universal cause of suffering for mankind. Yet, even in times of greatest darkness, faith communities around the world have been like stars shining in the night sky; they have worked together in unity… Leggi tutto »
Small scale nuclear to get green light this week
Plans for a generation of new smaller nuclear reactors will become more concrete this week.
Salisbury train crash: Service ran through red light after wheel slip
Battle of Trafalgar: Once a year light on Nelson’s death
from: BBC News Trafalgar day is marked with a service at Britannia Royal Naval College’s chapel.
Nemkov retains `Bellator light heavyweight title
Bellator light heavyweight champion Vadim Nemkov survives an early scare before retaining his title in dominant fashion at Bellator 268. from: BBC News
Gavi: Can Barcelona’s shining light be future for Spain too?
French Report Casts New Light on Sexual Abuse in Catholic Church
Teesside Airport light aircraft incident leaves one seriously injured
from: BBC News Three people taken to hospital following an incident at Teesside International Airport.
‘It’s been a journey of learning’ – Joshua ‘comes in light’ for Usyk fight
Anthony Joshua cuts a lean, powerful figure as he weighs in for Saturday’s world heavyweight title defence against Oleksandr Usyk. from: BBC News
VATICAN – “The missionary, a point of light of the universal Church”: memory of Monsignor Henryk Hoser
Vatican City – “Every missionary expresses the value of solidarity towards others, but if it weren’t for the solidarity of others, of everyone else, towards the missionaries, the missionaries would only be the end of the line for themselves and not the light of the universal Church, where they offer their witness, in situations that… Leggi tutto »
Light pollution from street lamps linked to insect loss
Scientists say light pollution is a factor driving “worrying” declines in local insect populations.
Belarus Sprinter’s Defection Sheds Light on Dictator’s Control
Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, and authoritarian leaders before him, have used sports as a propaganda tool. But defections have had a long history of puncturing their aura of invincibility. From: New York Times
Belarus Sprinter’s Defection Sheds Light on a Dictator’s Levers of Control
Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, and authoritarian leaders before him, have used sports as a propaganda tool. But defections have had a long history of puncturing their aura of invincibility. From: New York Times
Murder Trial in Sweden Could Shine Unsavory Light on Iran’s New President
Nearly 3,000 miles from Tehran where mass executions were carried out in 1988, a murder trial in Sweden could produce new revelations that complicate life for Iran’s president-elect. From: New York Times