Bill in India Smooths Way for Government to Seize Church Assets
A sweeping foreign funding bill in India could hand the government control over faith-based schools, hospitals and charitable institutions built over decades, church leaders said.
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UK Announces Plans to Pursue ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban
In the Queen's Speech to Parliament, the U.K. government is planning on introducing a "so called" conversion therapy ban.
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Two Christians Killed in Church Burning in Uganda – Morningstar News
Two Christians died when Muslim extremists on Thursday (May 5) set fire to a church building in southern Uganda, sources said.
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Church of England urges Christians to ‘repent’ for ‘anti-Judaism’, anti-Semitism
The Church of England is calling for Christians worldwide to “repent” for what it calls centuries of “anti-Judaism” and anti-Semitism.
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EU pressures member countries to ensure abortion access for Ukrainian refugees
The European Parliament passed a resolution calling for all countries within the European Union to provide Ukrainian refugee women and girls access to emergency contraception and abortion, including countries with stricter restrictions like Poland and Hungary.
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Russia continues attacks on Mariupol, Odesa
Ukraine’s defense ministry on Tuesday said Russian forces backed by artillery and tanks have engaged in “storming operations” on the Azovstal steel plant. Mariupol’s final defenders remain hol...
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Sri Lanka’s prime minister resigns
Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa announced his resignation on Monday in the government’s latest bid to quell frustration over a worsening economic crisis. Government supporters clashed with proteste...
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Calls for new RSE guidance amid concerns over ‘inappropriate’ content
The government is being urged to issue new guidance on Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) over concerns about the content of the curriculum.
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Children among 29 Christians killed in Nigeria’s Plateau State
Fulani herdsmen mount several attacks in the same area.
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Marcos Jr. Won Philippine Presidency, Unofficial Count Shows
The namesake son of late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos appeared to have been elected Philippine president by a landslide in an astonishing reversal of the 1986 “People Power” pro-democracy revolt that ousted his father.
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Russia Fires Hypersonic Missiles at Odesa After Holiday Pomp
Ukraine's vital Black Sea port of Odesa came under repeated missile attack, including from some hypersonic missiles, after Russia marked its biggest patriotic holiday without giving new information about the war. Also, a Ukrainian official said the bodies of 44 civilians were found in the rubble of a building destroyed by Russia in March.
