Mexico Probes U.S. Role in Drug Raid after Officials’ Death
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Pope Francis expresses ‘concern and sorrow’ after Nicaraguan police put bishop under house arrest
Speaking from his perch in St Peters Square, Pope Francis addressed the arrest of a Nicaraguan Catholic bishop who is a known critic of President Daniel Ortega
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Beatings and torture becoming ‘routine’ as Afghanistan designated a ‘restricted’ country for Christians
The Voice of the Martyrs ministry has designated Afghanistan as a restricted nation in its annual Global Prayer Guide, saying the government has been highly antagonistic toward Christians, who are ...
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UAE to Boost Relations with Iran, Reinstate Ambassador After 6 Years
The United Arab Emirates on Sunday announced it is upgrading ties with Iran and plans to reinstate its ambassador to Tehran for the first time in six years.
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Bukhara: An Ancient City Experiences Revival
One extraordinary development in Bukhara is the role of women in evangelizing in the area. In fact, the vast majority of evangelists and small group leaders among the new believers are women.
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Pakistani Christian couple who escaped death row find refuge in Europe
Shagufta Kausar and Shafqat Emmanuel describe 8 years of an unspeakable ordeal
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Car Blast Kills Daughter of Russian Known as ‘Putin’s Brain’
The daughter of an influential Russian political theorist often referred to as “Putin’s brain” was killed in a car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow, authorities said Sunday.
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‘Time stopped’: Ukrainians long to go home as war drags on | Baptist Press
WARSAW, Poland (AP) – On March 8, nearly two weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine, Taisiia Mokrozub took her infant son, parted from her husband and joined an exodus to safety in Poland. She believed the war would end quickly and she would be home by May.
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Terrorists Kill Christian Lawyer, Kidnap Nuns in Nigeria – Morningstar News
Islamic terrorists in southern Nigeria kidnapped four nuns on Sunday (Aug. 21), three days after suspected Fulani herdsmen shot a Christian attorney to death in the country’s northwest, source said.
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Nigerian journalist arrested for reporting attacks on Christians to stand trial on ‘cybercrime’ charge
A Nigerian magistrate has scheduled the trial of a local journalist from the anti-communist Epoch Times, who was arrested for reporting about attacks against predominantly Christian communities and ...
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Evangelicals issue call to pray for end to war in Ukraine
Evangelicals are being asked to set aside 24 August - Independence Day in Ukraine - for the day of prayer.
