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Indonesia: Priest Attacked with Axe After Failed Bombing Attempt
A man carrying a bomb and an axe attacked a Catholic priest in Indonesia during Sunday service at St Yoseph Church in North Sumatra.
Boko Haram Violence Toll: 1.4 Million Children Displaced, Thousands Suffering Severe Malnutrition in Lake Chad Region, Says UNICEF
Boko Haram insurgency in Africa has left 1.4 million children displaced and another one million rendered vulnerable in remote parts of the region still occupied by Boko Haram, according to a recent UNICEF report.
Italy: Over 200 Dead and Hundreds Injured in Earthquake, 3 Towns Flattened
About 250 people were killed in a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that rocked Italy, and dozens more are reported missing. Hundreds of people were wounded, and thousands are left without homes.
Asia Bibi's Last Appeal Date Against Alleged Blasphemy Charges Set for October
Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi's appeal to overturn the death penalty for alleged blasphemy charges will be heard by the country's highest court this October.
Turkey: Wedding Site Bombing Claims 54 Lives, Including 22 Children
About 54 people were killed and over 70 injured when a suspected ISIS suicide bomber blew himself up at a Kurdish wedding celebration in Gaziantep province, Turkey. At least 22 of the victims in the attack were under the age of 14.
China's Zhejiang Province Bans Prayer and Preaching in Hospitals
Chinese authorities in the eastern province of Zhejiang have banned all religious and prayer-related activities in hospitals. The pastors will no longer be allowed to visit hospitals to pray for sick and preach in hospitals.
Olympian Abbey D’Agostino Helps Contender Get Up on Her Feet in Race, Says 'God Prepared My Heart to Respond that Way'
Two women Olympic contenders showed the world what sports is all about.
Pentagon: Islamic State Branch Leader in Afghanistan Killed in Airstrike
A U.S. drone strike killed an Islamic State branch leader in Afghanistan on July 26, the Pentagon reported on August 12.
China Convicts Four Activists, Including Two House Church Leaders, for Conspiracy of Subverting the Nation
Chinese authorities convicted four rights activists on charges of state subversion, who were detained last year as part of a nationwide crackdown on lawyers and activists.
Religious Freedom Grave Concern in Majority of Countries Around the World: US State Department Report
The US State Department released the religious freedom report for the year 2015, and expressed grave concern over the state of religious freedom in a majority of countries around the world.
Two Million in Aleppo Left Without Running Water, Electricity, Says UN Report
About 2 million residents in Aleppo are without running water and electricity, the United Nations said in a press release.
Belgian Police Search for Teenager Shown in Video Saying 'Annihilate the Hateful Christians'
Belgian police is on a lookout for a teenager who was featured in a video posted on a French website, singing a song with lyrics that said: “annihilate the hateful Christians, kill them all. Do not leave a single one of them.”
Boko Haram Appears Divided as Military Commander Rejects New Leader
Divisions in Boko Haram have emerged with the appointment of a new leader who was criticized by the group's long-time military commander.
Thailand Approves New Constitution in Referendum, Military to Have Key Role in Appointing New Prime Ministers
Thai voters approved a military-backed constitution in Sunday referendum, which lays out set rules for electing new governments. The next national election is due by December 2017, according to Reuters.
Islamic State Kidnaps 3,000 Internally Displaced People Fleeing Village Near Mosul
Islamic State captured up to 3,000 internally displaced Iraqis who were fleeing from a village near the city of Mosul which is still under ISIS control.
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