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Saint Willibrord by Albert Termote (Archdiocese of Utrecht)
The bronze statue of Saint Willibrord can be seen today in the Archdiocese of Utrecht (The Netherlands), close to the Domplein. The statue is a symbol of the devotion of…
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Putin has found a way to justify the entry of the Russian army in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin ordered on Monday 21 February the Russian army to "maintain peace" in the pro-Russian separatist territories of Ukraine, whose independence he has recognized, before signing mutual aid agreements…
Europe
De Lima thanks European Parliament for continued solidarity with her
PHILIPPINES, February 22 - Press Release February 21, 2022 Opposition Senator Leila M. de Lima thanked the European Parliament (EP) for renewing its call for the Philippine government to end…
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‘Can I Play with My Food?’: Memphis food scientist says ‘Yes!’ in new children’s book
“Where does food come from?” This simple question is the premise behind “Can I Play with My Food?”, a new children’s book by Memphian and first-time author Ali Manning. The…
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“United in our diversity”: Tunisian faith communities sign coexistence pact | BWNS
Leaders of Tunisia’s faith communities have signed a “National Pact for Coexistence,” expressing their commitment to building a more peaceful society.
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Latest decision by Russia violates Ukraine’s territorial integrity, UN chief says
Secretary-General António Guterres is “greatly concerned” by the Russian Federation’s decision on the status of certain areas of Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk and Luhansk regions, his Spokesperson said on Monday
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Government officials in India destroy Jesus statue after Hindu nationalists object
A 20-foot (6 meter) statue of Jesus, which had stood in the village for 18 years, was demolished by authorities in India's southern Karnataka state after claims it was built…
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Journalist Ian Urbina Honored With the Polk Award for International Reporting for Investigation
Cover of article “The Secretive Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe” in The New Yorker written by Ian Urbina Ian Urbina, founder and director of The Outlaw Ocean Project,…
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Canberra Tibetans represent their language at the International Mother Language Day Walk in Australia
By — Staff Reporter February 21, 2022 Ms Tara Cheyne, MLA, Minister for Multicultural Affairs of Australian Capital Territory with the Tibetan Community members Canberra: International Mother Language day has…
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COVID-19: Health workers face ‘dangerous neglect’, warn WHO, ILO
Health teams worldwide need much safer working conditions to combat the “dangerous neglect” they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, the UN health and labour agencies said on Monday.