NATO, Russia work separately on food shortage
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a speech duringRussia-Africa Summit and Economic and Humanitarian Forum in St. Petersburg. Associated Press/Photo by Pavel Bednyakov, Sputn...
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More Than 20 Killed as Boat Capsizes Near Philippine Capital
At least 23 people have died and emergency personnel rescued 40 others after a passenger boat overturned on Thursday in Laguna Lake southeast of Manila. Six people remained missing on Thursday afterno...
For Clergy Abuse Survivors, Sinead O’Connor’s Protest That Offended So Many Was Brave and Prophetic
O’Connor, 56, passed away Wednesday at her home in southeast London.
Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Ramps Up
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said fighting in Ukraine “intensified significantly,” as Ukraine pushed harder to break through Russia’s southern front. Ukraine sent thousands of ne...
Archeologists uncover mosaic depicting biblical Samson at ancient Israeli synagogue
A mosaic depicting biblical stories uncovered at an ancient synagogue was discovered by archeologists seeking answers about the impact of early Christian rule on Jewish people
Military Coup Seizes Power in Niger
The West African nation’s army on Thursday backed a military takeover and said all political activities have been suspended. The day before, members of Niger’s presidential guard surrounded the pr...
Pastors pay tribute to Rev. Carmel Jones, Pentecostal Credit Union founder who helped black churches
Tributes have been paid to the Rev Carmel Jones, a prominent figure of the Windrush Generation, after he died on Saturday following a period of ill health
Amazon Love God Statue Near Cathedral Upsets Christians Who Call It a ‘mockery’ of Faith
In the cathedral city of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England, complaints have been made about the recent unveiling of a new Amazonian love god statue, with some Christians finding it offensive to ...
Ukraine Bishop's Desperate Struggle to Help Thousands Fleeing War Zone
A bishop in western Ukraine says he is struggling to help the hundreds of thousands of people who have fled to his part of the country since the start of the Russian invasion.
Muslim in Uganda Allegedly Kills Wife for Converting to Christianity - Morningstar News
A Muslim in eastern Uganda on July 9 killed his wife for converting to Christianity that morning, a relative said.
