Christian Woman Convicted Over Sign Offering to Talk, Deemed in Violation of Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
A Christian woman has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help
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Third Man Charged for Illegally Exporting Military Tech to Russia
A Latvian man appeared in a Kansas City federal court on Wednesday after extradition for charges he conspired for years to unlawfully sell high-tech aircraft equipment to Russian companies. Authoritie...
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Mining Company Claims Diamond is World’s Second-Largest
International Post Date: August 22, 2024 Botswana's President Mokgweet...
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Guatemalan police arrest seven for 2022 migrant trailer deaths
Police arrested seven members of the Los Orozcos gang including alleged ringleader Rigoberto Orozco, Guatemala’s Interior Minister Francisco Jiménez said on Wednesday. All seven allegedly participa...
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Egyptian Man Allowed to List Christian Faith on ID Card a Decade after Clerical Error
After over a decade of persistent denial of his religious identity, an Egyptian Christian man has successfully corrected the religious affiliation on his identification documents, marking a
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‘Hidden’ Abuses against Christian Women Spotlighted on Int’l Day for Victims of Religious Violence
A Christian watchdog group will participate in a United Nations event highlighting the growing issue of violence against people of faith The event also plans to examine how to empower women subjected
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Victims of Stabbing Attack in Manchester Were ‘good church-going family”
A Baptist pastor remains in hospital in critical condition after a stabbing attack in which his wife was killed.
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Ukraine’s ban targeting Russian-linked faith groups raises religious freedom concerns
Even some supporters of Ukraine see the ban as an overstep in the name of national security, a violation of religious freedom and a potential risk to continued foreign military aid.
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Worship numbers drop as churches close, poll finds
Some people may never return to church if their own church closes its doors, a new poll has found.
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Nicaragua forces 1,500 churches, non-profits to close
The Nicaraguan government has canceled the legal registration of 1,500 nonprofit organizations, including churches, intensifying a years-long crackdown in this Central American nation. A notice in the government Gazette, La Gaceta, claimed these groups were non-compliant with financial reporting requirements spanning one to 35 years.
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Four more bodies found in superyacht wreckage
Search and rescue crews recovered four more bodies off the coast of Porticello in southern Italy on Wednesday, bringing the death toll from Monday’s superyacht disaster to five. Divers are searching...
