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Pope prays for victims of flooding in China and blesses Olympics – Vatican News
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Pope Francis prays for the victims of flash floods in the city of Zhengzhou, capital of China's Henan Province. He also remembers the Olympic games that started on Friday in…
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South Sudan came into existence 10 years ago, but there is little to celebrate for the world's newest nation, Father James Oyet Latansio, general secretary of the South Sudan Council…
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Express News Service The retelling of an old tale is, at best, an onerous task. Especially if you are going to rewrite one of the best known love stories: the…
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Express News Service Klara is a unique Artificial Friend (AF) with unusual insight and outstanding observational qualities. Companions for the youth, AFs get their nourishment from the sun’s rays. They…
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The Team ready for Kick off BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, July 23, 2021 -- A commitment postponed by six months, due to Covid 19, but finally the HR + So project has…
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Statement by Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe (Athens, Greece, 22 July 2021) Your excellencies, Prime Minister of Greece, Mr Mitsotakis, First Vice President of the…
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) facilitated this week the voluntary and safe return of 113 Gambian, Liberian, Sierra Leonian and Senegalese migrants (5 women, 87 men, 1 girl, 20…
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To connect with CEC Member Churches across Europe, CEC general secretary Dr Jørgen Skov Sørensen brings highlights from significant CEC activities in a video update each month.
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The SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant of concern is moving fast across Europe and has now become the most dominant strain across much of the region, based on new data. Surveillance data…
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“I shook his hand and said see you on Friday.” Those were the last words Ian Jones said to his son Tom after dropping him back at his dormitory at…
