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Israel and Arab countries are bracing for world powers to re-enter the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal. Some fear the negative impact it’s likely to have on the Middle East and beyond.
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (BP) – Points along new Carson-Newman University professor Vova Gorbenko’s journey from Ukraine to Tennessee are marked with air raid sirens, explosions, bitter temperatures and a 20-hour drive under the cover of night. The details sound much like they were ripped from a movie plot. But for…
Pakistan's interior minister is warning that outspoken critics of the current government could find their biometric identity cards blocked, leaving them without access to their bank accounts.
In addition to the fatalities, fifty more Ukrainian citizens were wounded in Russia’s celebration of Ukraine’s Independence Day—and the war’s six-month anniversary—on Tuesday, said Ukrainian...
Authorities in the ethnic region of Tigray and the Ethiopian government on Wednesday traded blame for starting the fight. The offensive sets back mediation efforts for the conflict, which have been o...
More than eight years after Boko Haram terrorists took 276 schoolgirls hostage from their dormitory in the northeastern Nigerian town of Chibok, about 100 are still suspected missing. But Christian Solidarity International (CSI), a religious liberty and human rights advocacy organization, reports that in recent weeks the Nigerian Army has located several former schoolgirls who …
The Vatican Observatory will resume its four-week summer school next June following a pause in operations due to the global pandemic— allowing aspiring astronomers and astrophysicists to get firsthand experience within the field of astronomy.
In an unprecedented move by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, a two-member bench on Tuesday (Aug. 23) granted bail in a blasphemy case, with one of the justices expressing concern over blatant misuse of the law, the attorney of the accused said.
Refusing to review evidence from a Christian couple trying to recover their 12-year-old daughter after she was allegedly kidnapped and forced to convert and marry, a judge in Pakistan last week ...
Islamic terrorists in southern Nigeria kidnapped four nuns on August 21, three days after suspected Fulani herdsmen shot a Christian attorney to death in the country's northwest, sources said.
