Christian in Pakistan Acquitted of Blasphemy Charge – Morningstar News
A court in Pakistan on Monday (July 6) acquitted a Catholic accused of blasphemy, his lawyer said.
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Netanyahu Disbands War Cabinet as Israel Begins Daily Truces
Israeli officials on Monday said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dissolved the nation’s War Cabinet a week after his rival Benny Gantz stepped down from the council. The six-member bo...
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Dozens of Christians Killed in Democratic Republic of Congo – Open Doors
At least 80 Christians have been killed in a wave of attacks in the Democratic Republic Congo, according to Open Doors.
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No Resolution for Protestant Families in Mexico after 50 Days of Displacement
Fifty days have passed since the displacement of over 150 Baptist Protestants in Mexico s Hidalgo State with no significant government action to address the injustices faced by this religious ...
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Thousands hear Franklin Graham preach in Birmingham
Over 8,000 people travelled from around the UK to hear Franklin Graham preach in Birmingham on Saturday night.
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Turkey’s highest court upholds expulsion of 9 foreign Christians for ‘missionary activities’
Turkey's Constitutional Court has confirmed the government's decision to expel nine foreign Christians for alleged "missionary activities," labeling them a national security risk.
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Putin offers peace if Ukraine relinquishes Russian-occupied territory
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a meeting at the Russian Foreign Ministry in Moscow, Russia, Friday, June 14, 2024. The Associated Press/Photo by Alexander Zemlianich...
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U.S. nuclear-powered submarine docks in Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Southern Command on Thursday said the USS Helena, a fast-attack submarine, was at the U.S. naval base in Cuba. The statement described the port visit as part of a routine transit around the regio...
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Pope Francis Becomes First Pontiff to Address a G7 Summit, Raises Alarm About AI
He offered an ethical take on an issue that is increasingly on the agenda of international summits, government policy, and corporate boards alike.
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5 Christian Sanitation Workers Die in Pakistan; Relatives Stage Protest for Safety Provisions
Five Christian sanitation workers in Pakistan have died since Tuesday from inhaling toxic gases, highlighting how they are forced to work without proper safety equipment, sources said
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Proposed Religious Discrimination Laws Proving Unpopular in Australia
There is a growing feeling with the party that it cannot afford to be drawn into "a fight with the churches"
