Netanyahu Reveals Cancer Scare Months after Surgery
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EU grants Ukraine candidate status
The 27-nation European Union mustered a unanimous vote Thursday granting Ukraine candidate status in its bid to join the bloc. Ukraine had applied for membership a few days after Russia invaded its bo...
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Death Sentence Upheld for Two Christians in Pakistan – Morningstar News
Hopes for freedom of two Christian brothers on death row under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws were dashed this month when a court in Pakistan upheld their death sentence despite lack of evidence against them, their lawyers said.
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Oxford college apologizes for ‘misleading’ claims about Christian group after LGBT outcry
A college in Oxford, England, has apologized for tarnishing the name of a Christian organization with misleading claims in a letter to students after it canceled a conference in response to outcry ...
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‘Loophole’ is keeping parents in the dark about sex education lessons
A legal "loophole" is preventing parents from finding out what their children are being taught in school sex education lessons, peers in the House of Lords have warned.
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44-year-old quadriplegic man becomes first to die by assisted suicide in Italy
Italy has carried out its first-ever assisted suicide following a lengthy legal fight so that a quadriplegic man could end his life.
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Covert War Between Iran, Israel Emerges from the Shadows
For years, what’s called a “war between wars” has existed between Israel and Iran, where much of the fighting takes place in the shadows. This shadow war is coming more and more out into the open.
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Russia strikes Ukrainian grain terminals
Russian missiles hit the Canadian agribusiness Viterra and U.S. grain trader Bunge Ltd. in Ukraine on Wednesday morning. Viterra was still on fire in the evening. Both plants said there were no casual...
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France Rules Against Burkini Swimwear for Religious Reasons
France’s top administrative court ruled Tuesday against allowing body-covering “burkini” swimwear in public pools for religious reasons, arguing that it violates the principle of government neutrality toward religion. While worn by only a small number of people in France, the head-to-ankle burkini draws intense political debate in the country.
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A Race Against Time: Despite the Risks, Ukrainian Pastor Rescues Trapped Civilians as War Rages
Ukrainian pastor Gennadiy Mokhnenko races against time to evacuate civilians trapped in the war zone, and bring food and supplies to those who can't leave.
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Sri Lanka prime minister says economy has collapsed
The country has endured months of food, fuel, and electricity shortages, relying on international loans and aid. The country is unable to buy fuel since its major Petroleum provider, Ceylon Petroleum ...
