Navy to Destroy Minelayers in Strait of Hormuz, Trump Says
Loading the Audio Player... President Donald Trump wrote on social media Thursday morning that he ordered the U.S. Navy to stop any boat placing underwater mines in the Strait of ...
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Belarus Starts Performing Military Drills
Along Ukraine’s northern border, officials in Belarus said its soldiers and tactical vehicles on Tuesday began military drills that will run through July 14. The drills are supposed to test the troo...
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Indonesia: Drawn to Jesus by a Familiar Song
There was something about the song that struck a deep chord. "Not with gold and silver, You redeemed me with Your love and sacrifice." It was a worship song, "As You Want."
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World to Reach 8 Billion People in November, India to Unseat China as Most Populous in 2023: UN
By Nov 15, the world s population is projected to reach 8 billion, and by 2023, India is projected to surpass China as the world s most populous country, according to a new report from the United ...
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Church of England Passes Motion Opposing Assisted Suicide Law
The Church of England has passed a motion reaffirming their opposition to a proposal to legalize assisted suicide, calling on the government instead to better fund alternative approaches
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OurCrowd’s Jon Medved Talks How the Middle East’s ‘Sand Curtain’ is Coming Down
US President Joe Biden's trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia this week could mark the next stage in the evolution of the Abraham Accords, the developing relationship between Israel and its Sunni Arab neighbors.
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Biden Heads to Middle East With Hopes to Reset Ties With Saudi Arabia
US President Joe Biden is set to land in Israel on Wednesday to kick off a four-day Mideast tour aimed a recalibrating America’s relationship with Saudi Arabia, increasing oil production to ease gas prices and stopping Iran’s nuclear program.
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Amid Abe Killing and Ukraine War, Japanese Bishops Urge Dialogue and Peace
Crux,Days after the shooting of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and as the war in Ukraine continues to rage, Japan’s bishops have issued statements condemning the violence and urging leaders to prioritize efforts toward dialogue and peace.
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The British are Coming: UK Takes Religious Freedom Torch from US
London ministerial and DC summit highlight trans-Atlantic commitment by governments and NGOs to freedom of religion or belief.
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Pakistani Christian sentenced to death on ‘baseless blasphemy charges’
A Christian bicycle mechanic in Lahore, Pakistan, was sentenced to death last week on baseless charges of blasphemy, his lawyer said
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Mourners gather for Shinzo Abe’s funeral
Hundreds of people, many dressed in dark suits, filled the sidewalks outside Zojoi temple in Tokyo. Mourners shouted “Abe san!," calling him honorable, as the hearse drove by. About 1,000 people...
