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For years, supporters of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, or BDS Movement have argued that economic weapons like boycotts and sanctions would be the key route to peace.
Fighting in Tigray, a semi-autonomous state in northern Ethiopia, resulted in massacres at ancient religious sites as the country’s military battled the forces of the ruling party in the state, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front.
A Franciscan friar was ordained archbishop of Tehran-Isfahan this week and commissioned to “offer the light of the Gospel” in Iran.
Poland’s Catholic Church on Friday will observe a day of prayer for abuse survivors.
The French National Assembly has passed a bill that backers say will counter extremism and separatism, especially among French Muslims. However, the bill includes stricter controls on religion, bars religious symbols in some circumstances, and places strict regulations on homeschooling.
The ninth church building in two years to be set ablaze in Sudan was torched last month, sources said.
Pro-life activists are challenging a German municipality’s decision to ban them from praying in front of a pre-abortion advisory center.
Italy’s new prime minister -- an economist nicknamed “Super Mario” -- has Vatican ties that date back many years.
Long-simmering suspicions between Orthodox and evangelical Christians have blown up recently over the refusal of the Jordanian government to allow evangelical churches full legal standing under the country's religiously-divided judicial system.
IMB to host panel discussion on racial diversity in missions; Resumes sought for SCBI executive director.
