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An effort to withhold 100 per cent of United States aid to Nigeria until the Nigerian government takes effective steps "to prevent and respond to violence in the country" has passed the US House of Representatives.
The introduction of the iPhone may have contributed substantially to America's falling birth rate, suggesting smartphones changed social behaviour in ways that led to fewer pregnancies, researchers have argued.
Two landmark court cases in Nigeria and Ghana are putting religious freedom in schools under judicial scrutiny, as judges weigh whether constitutional rights allow students to practice their faith even when it conflicts with the rules of private and mission schools.
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. military conducted airstrikes on Iran for the ninth consecutive day Sunday concluding a bloody weekend that left three U.S. service members de...
The U S military launched a fresh round of airstrikes on Iran on Saturday evening, acting on orders from President Trump to answer a Friday assault in Jordan that took the lives of two American
The Church of England is moving ahead with controversial plans to launch a £100m fund aimed at addressing historic links to slavery, although progress has been slowed by a legal challenge.
A heavy flood struck Monday, in the Kurung Kumey district of Arunachal Pradesh, India, devastating local churches, including sweeping away a Catholic church Flash floods crippled the remote border
As the United Kingdom moves to select its seventh prime minister in a decade, how might Andy Burnham’s Catholic roots affect his leadership?
A court in Pakistan on Monday sentenced the first person to be convicted for anti-Christian violence in Jaranwala in August 2023, handing him 10 years in prison while acquitting 13 others due to
People swim and spend time along the shore of the Strait of Hormuz, off Bandar Abbas, Iran, Sunday, July 12, 2026. ISNA via Associated Press / Photo by Razieh Poudat ...
