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Yearly Archives: 2020

Alarm raised about ongoing crisis in Nigeria at world churches’ meeting

Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, is experiencing concurrent crises this year, highlighted in a recent spate of violent attacks in the north of the country, and the World Council of Churches has expressed alarm about the destruction to life taking place.

Asia-Pacific: ‘Call to action’ highlights role of family farmers amidst COVID-19 pandemic

Asia-Pacific: ‘Call to action’ highlights role of family farmers amidst COVID-19 pandemic

Buddhist Times News – As Sri Lanka researches ‘Ravan’s aviation routes’

Buddhist Times News – As Sri Lanka researches ‘Ravan’s aviation routes’

New report on the Persecution of Ahmadi Muslims

New report on the Persecution of Ahmadi Muslims

Italy’s Book Sales Bounce Back

The recent return of book buyers to stores in Italy has helped the overall Italian book business bounce back. After showing a year-over-year revenue loss of 20% through April 18, that loss is down to 11% as of July 11.

Agricultural policies key to addressing drivers of migration, says BIC Brussels

The BIC Brussels Office hosts online discussion, exploring links between European agricultural policies and the adverse drivers of migration from and within Africa.

Spread of hepatitis B in children under five, lowest in decades: WHO

Spread of hepatitis B in children under five, lowest in decades: WHO

World Council of Churches names 2022 date for 11th Assembly in Germany

The executive committee of the World Council of Churches has approved a new date for the WCC 11th Assembly, which will now be held in Karlsruhe, Germany, from August 31 to September 8, 2022.

Book Trailer Launched for Massimo Introvigne’s Book on The Church of Almighty God

Book Trailer Launched for Massimo Introvigne’s Book on The Church of Almighty God

Religious liberty put at risk by Hong Kong security law says Asian cardinal

The Catholic cardinal who heads Asian bishops' body has issued a warning on Hong Kong's new Chinese-made security law noting that religious freedom in China faces severe restrictions. But the Anglican archbishop of Hong Kong has backed the new legislation.

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