Sudan Floods Death Toll Reaches 83
Brig. Gen. Abdul-Jalil Abdul-Rahim said on Tuesday that at least 36 people had been injured in flash floods during the rainy season that started in June. He also added that more than 18,200 homes had ...
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Ben & Jerry’s Loses Bid to Block Sale of Ice Cream in Israeli Settlement Communities
A federal judge on Monday rejected a bid by Ben & Jerry’s to block its parent company, Unilever, from moving forward with a deal to continue selling its ice cream in the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria – and eastern Jerusalem.
17 Christians Killed in Democratic Republic of Congo
Open Doors is asking for prayer after at least 17 Christians were killed in a string of targeted attacks in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Filipino schools reopen after two years of COVID-19 lockdown
Students across the Philippines made the trek to school or logged in on Monday for the first time in two years. Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte enforced one of the world’s longest schoo...
Zelensky Warns of Russian Escalation after Daughter of ‘Putin’s Brain’ is Killed in Car Bombing
Days before Ukraine s Independence Day, the country s President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of escalation by Russia after the daughter of a prominent Russian ideologue died in a car bombing outside ...
Americans Visit Persecuted ‘Mayflower Church’ in South Korea to Thwart Repatriation to China
American Christians have regularly visited about 60 Christians from China s Mayflower Church who fled to South Korea due to severe persecution to prevent their repatriation by Seoul, which has ...
Pakistani Police File Terrorism Charges against Former Prime Minister
Pakistani authorities on Monday said police filed the charges, which come after former Prime Minister Imran Khan held mass rallies in a push for reelection. In a Saturday speech, Khan vowed to sue pol...
Russia Says Ukraine Killed Putin Aide’s Daughter
Russia’s Federal Security Force, or FSB—one of the successors to the KGB—said on Monday that Ukrainian spy agencies were behind the Saturday killing of Darya Dugina, a journalist and daughter of...
Pope Francis expresses 'concern and sorrow' after Nicaraguan police put bishop under house arrest
Speaking from his perch in St Peters Square, Pope Francis addressed the arrest of a Nicaraguan Catholic bishop who is a known critic of President Daniel Ortega
Beatings and torture becoming ‘routine’ as Afghanistan designated a ‘restricted’ country for Christians
The Voice of the Martyrs ministry has designated Afghanistan as a restricted nation in its annual Global Prayer Guide, saying the government has been highly antagonistic toward Christians, who are ...
