Tribunal upholds religious liberty in drag queen case
"This is a really good precedent-setting decision for all Christians who want to stand up and speak out against the sexualisation of children."
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Police send 'suspicious' notices to at least 40 churches in India seeking information on evangelism
Police in India have issued questionnaires to at least 40 churches in Indore, Madhya Pradesh state seeking information that Christians fear will be used by Hindu extremists to attack them, sources ...
Late mercenary chief made “serious mistakes in life,” Putin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday expressed his condolences to the families of the ten people who died in a plane crash inside Russia. The crash on Wednesday reportedly killed Russia’s me...
Ukraine says its troops attacked Russia-occupied Crimea
Ukrainian officials on Thursday morning said their special forces landed on the Russian-occupied peninsula the night before. Kyiv said the troops engaged in a brief firefight with Russian forces and c...
Pastor, over 20 Christians assaulted during evangelism event in Uganda
Hardline Muslims at an open-air evangelistic event in eastern Uganda on Aug 11 assaulted a preacher and more than 20 other Christians for his teaching about Christ s divinity, sources said
BRICS economic group welcomes Argentina, five other countries
The emerging economies coalition BRICS extended membership to six new countries as its three-day summit wrapped up Thursday morning in South Africa. The inductees included the Middle Eastern countries...
Police in India Press Churches to Provide Information on Activities - Morningstar News
Police in India have issued questionnaires to at least 40 churches in Indore, Madhya Pradesh state seeking information that Christians fear will be used by Hindu extremists to attack them, sources said.
Thousands expected at March for Life UK
March for Life UK is hoping to build on the success of the last few years when it takes to the streets of London in just over a week.
Nicaraguan Government Bans Jesuit Order & Says All Its Property Will Be Confiscated
Nicaragua’s government on Wednesday declared the Jesuit religious order illegal and ordered the confiscation of all its property. The move comes one week after the government of President Daniel Ortega confiscated the Jesuit-run University of Central America in Nicaragua.
Muslim teens confess plan to attack Austrian middle school, 'shoot all the Christians'
Two Muslim teenagers in Austria shared in a court testimony that they conspired to kill as many Christian people as they could in a planned attack on a school that one of them attended
