Public Want Government to Prioritise Palliative Care over Legalising Assisted Suicide – Poll
Fresh polling has revealed widespread concern about plans to legalise assisted suicide ahead of a debate in Parliament this Friday on changing the law.
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Attack in India Ends Church’s In-Person Worship Services – Morningstar News
Members of a house church in northern India can no longer meet for worship after a mob of about 150 Hindu extremists attacked them on July 14, sources said.
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French Trains Sabotaged ahead of Paris Olympics Opening
The French state railway company SNCF on Friday said that several high speed trains were diverted or canceled after a series of arson attacks. The arsonists set cables on fire along three lines and da...
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Israeli PM meets with Biden, presidential candidates
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a closed-door meeting with President Joe Biden on Thursday. The pair discussed the need to finalize a ceasefire and a hostage release, along with concern...
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India’s Christian Leaders Work to Convince Modi Government to Curb Attacks
False charges of forced conversion are used to target Christians, who cite attacks on church properties and institutions, the harassment of pastors, and raids on private parties.
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Assisted Suicide Bill Introduced to Parliament
Lord Falconer introduced a bill to the House of Lords on Friday that would allow terminally ill adults with six months or fewer to receive medical assistance in ending their lives.
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Christians Express Relief after Pakistan Reverses Ban on Passport Renewals for Asylum Seekers
Pakistani Christians who ve fled the country due to persecution were relieved to hear the government has reversed its decision to stop issuing or renewing passports to those seeking asylum abroad
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Chinese, Russian bombers intercepted near Alaska
The North American Aerospace Defense Command reported on Wednesday that two bombers from each country flew near Alaska while remaining in international airspace. U.S. and Canadian fighter jets scrambl...
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Accused assailant of author Salman Rushdie facing federal terrorism charges
Hadi Matar, 26, during an arraignment in federal court on Wednesday, pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges related to his alleged attempt to kill bestselling author Salman Rushdie. Rushdie survived ...
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English court rules against Christian teacher over pronouns use
The High Court of Justice in London Thursday ruled against a Christian math teacher who challenged an order he use the pronouns preferred by a girl who identified as a boy. The judge ruled that Sutcli...
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Pakistan Reverses Ban on Passports for Asylum Seekers – Morningstar News
Pakistani Christians who have fled the country due to persecution were relieved to hear the government has reversed its decision to stop issuing or renewing passports to those seeking asylum abroad.
