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Swiss pro-life groups petition against mandatory insurance coverage for abortions
A coalition of Swiss pro-life organizations has launched a petition opposing a parliamentary decision that would make abortions fully funded by the country's mandatory health insurance starting next year. -
China's humanoid robots are learning to do real work, including domestic chores
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Melanoma vaccine success sparks hope for broader cancer treatment
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YouVersion strengthens alliances to bring the Bible closer to Latin America
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Survey finds only half of South Korean church teens confident in the gospel, with family playing key role
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March for Jesus returns to Buenos Aires, drawing tens of thousands for prayer and worship
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Nigerian Christian and Muslim leaders sign peace accord ahead of 2027 election
More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria have signed a peace accord aimed at promoting religious harmony and countering hate speech and extremism, as the country prepares for a closely watched 2027 election. -
Nicaraguan evangelicals mark 457th anniversary of first Spanish Bible amid state pressure
Christian churches in Nicaragua held a commemorative event marking the 457th anniversary of the Bear Bible (Biblia del Oso), considered the first complete Bible printed in Spanish. -
Barna book argues worldview gap explains why many Christians think like the culture
A new book from Christian researcher George Barna argues that the reason many people who call themselves Christians think and live indistinguishably from the broader culture comes down to a missing foundation — not a lack of sincerity, but the absence of a coherent biblical worldview -
Catholic Archbishop of Benin dies in Nigeria
Nigeria's Catholic Church held a funeral Mass on Thursday (Aug. 13) for Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze of the Archdiocese of Benin in southwest Nigeria. Thousands of faithful gathered at Holy Cross Cathedral in Benin-City, with the service broadcast live on national television and radio. -
UN warns children are 'guinea pigs' for unregulated AI as online risks mount
The United Nations is calling on governments, technology companies and advertisers to act on what it describes as a pressing and consequential policy challenge — the safety, rights and digital future of the world's most connected generation.
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Nicaragua shows why dictators are afraid of Christians
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Christian’s death sentence upheld under blasphemy law in Pakistan
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UK Christians unite for nine days of prayer as National Week of Prayer enters third year
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Christian teacher in UK takes school to court over dismissal for pro-life views
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