South Korean Cult Leader Arrested in Election Interference Probe
Shincheonji leader Lee Man-hee arrives at the Seoul Central District Court in Seoul, South Korea, June 24, 2026. Associated Press / Newsis / Photo by Lee Young-hwan ...
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Hamas accepts ceasefire terms after Egypt, Qatar restart talks
Negotiators for the terror group agreed Monday to terms to enter a ceasefire, according to the Associated Press. Qatar led vigorous bilateral efforts with Egypt to broker a ceasefire deal to end the w...
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Justice Elusive 2 Years after Attacks on Christians in Pakistan – Morningstar News
Two years after Islamist attacks on Christians in the Jaranwala area in Punjab Province, Pakistan, hopes for justice are dimming amid the sabotaging of prosecution efforts, advocates said.
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Trump Hosts Zelenskyy, European Allied Leaders after Alaska Summit
President Donald Trump planned to host a record number of European leaders on Monday at the White House, according to a statement from the president. The mass meeting came days after Trump’s long-aw...
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World Evangelical Alliance Appoints First Arab Christian Secretary General
The World Evangelical Alliance has appointed Advocate Botrus Mansour as its new secretary general and chief executive officer, marking the first time an Arab Christian leader will head the global
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Protests Held Across Israel as Hostage Families Call for General Strike
Protests officially began across Israel after the Hostages and Missing Families Forum called for a one-day general strike, demanding the release of all remaining Israeli hostages
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US Gov’t Report Documents Alarming Decline in Rights for UK Citizens
A newly released report by the United States government says the human rights situation in the United Kingdom deteriorated in 2024
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Scottish Prosecutor Drops Case against Pro-Life Grandma Arrested for Offering Help to Women
A Scottish prosecutor has dropped the case against a 75-year-old woman arrested earlier this year for holding a sign with the message coercion is a crime and offering help to women outside a hospital
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Nuns in India Jailed, Christians Assaulted amid Baseless Charges – Morningstar News
Falsely accusing two nuns and a Christian man of trafficking three women in India, Hindu extremists with threats and assault forced the three tribal Christian women to sign a statement against their companions, sources said.
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Over 200 Faith Groups, NGOs Urge UN to Stop Enabling Hamas, Support US-Backed Aid Effort
Over 200 faith-based organizations and global NGOs from more than 15 countries are calling on the United Nations and international communities to support the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and oppose
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UN Plastic Pollution Summit Ends Early, without Treaty
Science & Tech Post Date: August 15, 2025 Luis Vayas Valdivieso bang...
