Feds Accuse Americans of Involvement in Failed Congo Coup
Starting left, Benjamin Reuben Zalman-Polun, Marcel Malanga, and Tyler Thompson attending a court verdict in Democratic Republic of the Congo Associated Press / Photo by Samy Ntumba Sh...
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South Korean lawmakers seek second presidential impeachment
Members of South Korea’s opposition party on Thursday introduced a bill to remove Prime Minister and acting President Han Duck-soo. Han took office after parliament earlier this month voted to impea...
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Russia barrages Ukrainian infrastructure on Christmas Day
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday condemned a Russian attack on Ukraine’s energy system and cities, calling it inhumane. Moscow on Wednesday launched more than 180 missiles and dr...
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King’s Christmas Day speech criticised
King Charles has been criticised for his Christmas Day speech which suggested that all faiths are the same.
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Dozens die as airliner crashes in Kazakhstan
At least thirty-eight people died Wednesday after an Azerbaijan Airlines plane crashed in Kazakhstan, according to a report by Russia’s Interfax that cited a Kazakh politician. The airline identifie...
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Christmas story ‘reminds all of us to reach out to one another’, says PM
The Prime Minister has thanked churches and charities for welcoming "every person" this Christmas.
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‘Sad Christmas’ for Christians in the Holy Land
Christians in the Holy Land are praying for peace this Christmas after another difficult year marked by conflict and suffering.
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Protests erupt in Syria following the burning of a Christmas tree
Christians in Syria are on alert after a Christmas tree in Suqaylabiyah was set on fire, triggering protests.
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Christmas Day baptisms bring hope to Democratic Republic of Congo amid fierce conflict
Dozens of Christians are to be baptised at a special Christmas Day service in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Christian Mother Jailed on Blasphemy Charge in Pakistan – Morningstar News
A Christian woman in Pakistan has been arrested and charged with blasphemy after a Muslim prayer leader accused her of burning passages of Islamic scripture, sources said.
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Religious groups facing harassment in record number of countries
Members of religious groups faced harassment by either governmental actors or social groups in a record number of countries and territories as a new Pew Research Center analysis finds acts of hostility against Christians are on the rise.
