United Arab Emirates Leaves OPEC Oil Cartel
Oil tankers and cargo ships line up in the Strait of Hormuz as seen from Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates, March 11, 2026. Associated Press / Photo by Altaf Qadri, file ...
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U.S. to relax some Cuba restrictions
The U.S. State Department said Monday that it will lift the limit on family remittances to Cuba of $1,000 per quarter-year. It will also allow nonfamily remittances to support independent Cuban busin...
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2000-year-old underground city uncovered in Turkey may have housed persecuted Christians, Jews
A roughly 2,000-year-old underground city in southeastern Turkey believed to be the largest of its kind ever discovered may have been a refuge for early Christians fleeing Roman persecution, according to researchers.
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This Grandma Was Arrested for Praying Silently While Walking Outside: ‘Chilling Effect on Freedom’
A grandmother who was arrested in the UK for walking and praying silently near an abortion clinic is still awaiting trial a year after her arrest.
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Muslim Villagers Destroy Church Building and Pastor’s House – Morningstar News
Muslims furious that an Islamic leader and his wife put their faith in Christ destroyed a pastor’s house and church building in eastern Uganda on May 6, sources said.
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Ukrainian refugees arrive in Canada as part of ‘God’s Mercy Flight’
More than two dozen Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Canada after a prominent religious charity has transported them there over the weekend as part of what one displaced Ukrainian referred to as “God’s mercy flight.”
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US Catholic bishops call for ‘honest dialogue’ on ‘persistent evil of racism’ after mass shootings
The USCCB said it would continue to “advocate for an end to violence, and for the respect and dignity of all lives.”
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Christian group hits out at minister’s ‘callous’ suggestion to find ‘better-paid job’
CARE has criticised government minister Rachel Maclean for suggesting that people should work more hours or find "a better-paid job" to protect themselves against inflation and the impact of soaring food and energy costs.
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In Major Shift, Russian Forces Reportedly Open Fire on Israeli Pilots in Syria
Russian forces opened fire on Israeli fighter jets while they were allegedly carrying out airstrikes in Syria last week, Israel’s Channel 13 News reported on Monday.
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Drawn to gangs in her teen rebellion, Colombian girl finds her true self in new faith
"If my behaviour with my parents was bad, my behaviour with God was even worse," recalls 16-year-old Ines.
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Israel to Scrap COVID Tests, Mandatory Isolation for Incoming Travelers
Beginning on Saturday, May 21, Israel will no longer require incoming travelers – Israeli or foreigner – to take a PCR test at Ben Gurion airport and isolate upon arrival.
