Intense Fire in Bangkok Bar Kills 27, Hurts Dozens
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Christians in Pakistan risk greater persecution from blasphemy laws, while living in poverty
As if navigating blasphemy laws weren't hardship enough, Christians who live in major cities like Lahore are often relegated to poorly paid and hazardous jobs like sanitation work.
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‘This was a mistake’: Porsche apologizes for removing statue of Jesus Christ from 911 anniversary ad
Porsche says a landmark statue of Jesus Christ was mistakenly removed from a new ad marking the 60th anniversary of its classic 911 model
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Authorities Press Charges against Christian Dad for Praying Silently on Street Near Abortion Clinic
A father and British Army veteran in Bournemouth, England, is facing charges for silently praying within a designated buffer zone near an abortion clinic
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British Rowing Bans Trans-Identified Males from Competing in Women’s Events
The new policy on Competition Eligibility and Procedures, which is to take effect on September 11.
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Free Church takes concerns about contentious issues to Scottish government
One of the Free Church's most pressing concerns is a proposed ban on 'conversion practices'.
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Ukraine Arrests Woman Linked to Alleged Assassination Plot
The Ukrainian Secret Service on Monday said they arrested a woman on Aug. 1 in connection to an alleged assassination plot against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The woman allegedly gathered...
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Train Derailment Kills 30 in Southern Pakistan
Engineers in Pakistan on Monday partially restored rail service to a regional line where ten cars of a passenger train derailed the day before. The accident killed 30 people and wounded nearly 100 ot...
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Pope Francis’ ‘Peace Offensive’ in Ukraine Puts Dialogue Over Demonization
Keeping channels for dialogue open with the Kremlin, Pope Francis has bucked the Western world's refusal to take a mediated approach to ending the Ukraine war.
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A Feud Between a Patriarch and a Militia Leader Adds to the Woes of Iraqi Christians
The shrinking religious minority that was also violently targeted by al-Qaida before the rise of IS has been rocked by yet another crisis in the form of a political showdown between two influential Christian figures.
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China Denies Legal Visits to Detained Preacher; Family Raises Alarm over Human Rights
Details have emerged surrounding the April arrest of a house church preacher from China s Yunnan region who was arrested by local officials and has not returned home
