Nigerian Court Sides with UMC against Global Methodists in Registration Battle
A Nigerian court has sided with The United Methodist Church against Global Methodists in a legal battle over the registration and resources of the church
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Vatican Presses World Leaders at UN to Work on Rules for Lethal Autonomous Weapons
AI is a growing interest for the U.N., as for national governments, multinational groups, tech companies, and others.
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U.S. Soldier Who Crossed into North Korea Returned, Officials Say
U.S. Army Pvt. Travis King was transferred to American custody in China on Wednesday, U.S. officials said. North Korea’s state-run media said Wednesday that the country decided to release King after...
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Baptist Pastor Injured by Radical Fulani Herdsmen in Attack Killing 1 Christian, Wounding 2 Others
Fulani herdsmen attacked a village in Nasarawa state, Nigeria, killing one Christian and wounding three others, including a pastor, an area resident said
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Kosovo-Serbia Tensions Flare after Weekend Attack
Police in northern Kosovo on Monday searched for a group of ethnic Serb gunmen who stormed a village on Sunday and barricaded themselves in an Orthodox monastery. The gunmen killed one Kosovar police ...
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Thousands of Armenian Christians Flee Homes: ‘Mass exodus has begun,’ Expert Says
According to the government of Armenia, 6,650 “forcibly displaced persons” entered Armenia from Nagorno-Karabakh since last week, with more pouring in.
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Biden Administration Officially Recognizes Cook Islands, Niue
President Joe Biden on Monday officially established diplomatic relations with the two nations in the South Pacific. In a statement, Biden also recognized the countries as sovereign, independent state...
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Ukraine Says Russian Commander Killed in Crimea Missile Strikes
Ukrainian Special Forces on Monday claimed that Russian Black Sea Fleet commander Admiral Viktor Sokolov was killed during their attack Friday on Sevastopol in Crimea. Special operations leaders relea...
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Anglican Charity USPG to Pay £7m in Slavery Reparations
An Anglican charity has committed to paying Barbados £7m in reparations for historic links to slavery.
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Minister Who Lost 20 Relatives in Terrorist Attack Speaks of Forgiveness
A Church of Scotland minister whose mother and 19 relatives were murdered by terrorists in Pakistan has opened up about how he was eventually able to forgive his family's killers.
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Most Scottish Voters Support Assisted Suicide Bill – Poll
A bill outlining proposals to legalise assisted suicide is due to be published before the end of the year.
