Iranian Protester Not Facing Execution, State Media Says
In this photo obtained by The Associated Press, Iranians attend an anti-government protest in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Jan. 9, 2026. UGC via Associated Press ...
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Gunmen raid villages, abduct more than 100 in Nigeria
More than 100 people, including women and children, remain missing in Nigeria s northwestern Zamfara state over a week after unidentified bandits abducted them as they raided four villages in the ...
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Terrorists in Nigeria Kill, Kidnap – and Demand Ransom for Corpse – Morningstar News
Suspected Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists in the past month killed at least 30 Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria and 10 in Kaduna state, where they also demanded payment for a corpse after collecting ransom for the Christian they kidnapped and killed.
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Israel Continues its National Growth 75 Years after UN Partition Vote
This week marks the 75th anniversary of the United Nations vote on the partition of Palestine in 1947, which led to the birth of modern Israel. Commemorations were more subdued this year, as the country's leaders are in the midst of negotiations for a new government, and the number of terror attacks in 2022 have increased by 300 percent in the past year.
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Netanyahu, Religious Parties Agree to Replace Knesset Speaker
Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu now says it may take another two weeks to put together a government coalition with his allies in the religious parties. Still, the leaders agreed to replace the current speaker of Israel's parliament, the Knesset, with a temporary speaker so action can begin on new legislation preferred by the Netanyahu bloc, and the former prime minister is reported to be on the verge on an agreement with the Religious Zionist Party.
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Mayors from 23 countries convene for summit on combating anti-Semitism
A global grassroots movement to combat anti-Semitism will co-host a conference this week in Greece alongside dozens of mayors from 23 countries, including New York City Mayor Eric Adams, amid reports ...
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Qatari official says 400-500 World Cup worker deaths
Hassan al-Thawadi, the secretary-general of Qatar's Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, gave those numbers to British journalist Piers Morgan in an interview posted to Twitter on Monday. Qatar...
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NATO Reaffirms Commitment to Ukraine Membership
Meeting in Bucharest, Romania, the Foreign Ministers of NATO said Tuesday in a joint statement that Ukraine will one day become a part of their alliance—although not immediately, and likely not soon...
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Christians are Now a Minority in England and Wales: Census
For the first time since 1801 when the United Kingdom took its first census, less than half of the population identify as Christian, while the share of individuals who say they have no religion has ...
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Pastor Jailed in Sudan, Charged with ‘witchcraft’ after Prayer Gathering for Sick Mother
Authorities in Sudan arrested and jailed a church leader last Monday on charges of witchcraft for leading a prayer meeting for his ailing mother, sources said
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Pastors Wounded in Separate Attacks in Uganda – Morningstar News
A group of Muslim extremists in eastern Uganda seriously wounded a pastor and his wife in an attack on a meeting at their church on Friday (Nov. 18,), he said.
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