Franklin Graham wins nearly £100,000 in damages over Scottish venue cancellation
A Glasgow court has awarded American evangelist Franklin Graham nearly £100,000 in damages after his event was cancelled by a venue in the city in 2020.
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Putin Scrambles to Boost Weapons Production for Ukraine War
Facing production delays and mounting losses, Russian President Vladimir Putin has urged his government to cut through bureaucracy to crank out enough weapons and military supplies to feed the war in Ukraine.
Suspected Chinese Spies Charged
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said on Monday that the two suspected Chinese intelligence officers are accused of trying to bribe a U.S. official who was working as a double-agent for the FBI. ...
Russia, Ukraine Trade Dirty Bomb Accusations
Ukraine’s state-run nuclear energy operator said Tuesday that it believes Russian forces at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant are planning a “terrorist act” using radioactive waste. The compa...
Uyghur Group Challenges UK Cotton Imports
Erbakit Ortabay, 49, an ethnic Kazakh born in Xinjiang, pictured in Londoon Associated Press/Photo by Alberto Pezzali The World Uyghur Congress and the Global ...
Scottish Venue Must Pay over $100K for Canceling Franklin Graham Evangelism Event
A Scottish court has ruled that an event venue must pay over 97,000 around 111,000 for canceling a 2020 evangelistic outreach featuring American evangelist Franklin Graham over his views on issues ...
England's Health Service Unveils Shocking Revelations About Transgender Youth: A 'Transient Phase'?
As President Joe Biden and the U.S. government go all-in on touting transgender treatments for minors, the U.K. is reportedly retreating from such measures, with new guidance revealing a stunning evolution.
Israelis and Tourists Both Celebrate as Visitors Return to the Holy Land in Pre-Pandemic Numbers
When COVID closed Israel’s borders in 2020, it virtually shut down businesses depending on tourism. As restrictions lifted in March of this year, the long wait for visitors ended and Christians from around the world are flocking back to the Holy Land.
Fulani Terrorists Kill More than 70 Christians in Central Nigeria - Morningstar News
Fulani herdsmen last week killed more than 70 Christians in a village in central Nigeria, prompting state officials to state that lack of government protection means citizens must defend themselves, sources said.
Christian Groups Demand Release of Bishop, 2 Priests Arrested in Eritrea
The United Kingdom-based group Christian Solidarity Worldwide and its local partner are calling for the release of a Catholic bishop and three priests arrested earlier this month without reason in ...
