Appeal for aid as DRC Ebola death toll reaches 1,000
Misinformation and lack of awareness have added to the challenges of tackling the disease.
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India's Cockroach protests: They wanted one resignation. They got tear gas, a hunger strike and half a deal
For weeks, a youth-led protest movement has demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over a leaked medical school entrance exam This past week alone brought tear gas at the
UN human rights commissioner presses Nicaragua for answers on missing bishop
The U.N. high commissioner for human rights has urged the Ortega dictatorship to disclose the fate, whereabouts, and condition of 80-year-old Bishop Abelardo Mata and restore the rule of law.
Elon Musk warns Europe faces looming civil war over immigration: 'Serious and growing problem'
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk warned this week that Europe faces an existential crisis because of mass unassimilated immigration and pushed back against the accusation that concerns about the issue are
Venezuela earthquakes aftermath: Church focusing on burials, aid, church repairs
At the outset of the catastrophe, the Archdiocese of Caracas established an emergency response commission tasked with managing spiritual, psychological, and material care for those affected.
U.S. further sanctions billionaire-led network enabling Iran
Loading the Audio Player... The Trump administration cracked down on Iran’s financing on Friday and blackballed 13 key players and entities it said were in a network Iran used t...
Young Pastor Killed after Religious Debate in Uganda - Morningstar News
An imam who debated a pastor at an interfaith dialogue in Uganda is a suspect in the killing of the church leader after the event on Saturday (July 18), sources said.
Muslim Woman Gains Custody of Christian Girl in Pakistan - Morningstar News
A court in Pakistan has handed custody of a 16-year-old Christian girl to an unrelated Muslim woman after the minor was recovered from a Muslim accused of abducting, forcibly converting and marrying her, her family’s attorney said.
Physical therapy training opens doors to share the Gospel in Nigeria, Thailand | Baptist Press
In a village in Thailand, a pastor’s wife knows how to safely move a stroke survivor’s arm. Sue Papen, a physical therapist, taught her, as well as other church leaders and national partners, simple range of motion exercises.
Evangelical group sues to overturn Switzerland's ban on religious symbols
Three Evangelical leaders have filed a lawsuit challenging a recent constitutional amendment in Switzerland that bans lawmakers in the Canton of Geneva from wearing visible religious symbols,
