Hackers threaten, blackmail World Council of Churches communication director
A group identifying itself as "The Chinese Expert Group" is threatening World Council of Churches communication director Marianne Ejdersten.
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More than 200 killed in Sri Lanka Easter Sunday bomb blasts at churches and hotels
A series of coordinated explosions struck churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, killing more than 200 people and injuring hundreds drawing strong condemnation from religious and political leaders worldwide.
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Bigotry is 'moving at lightning speed' UN chief warns, marking the Holocaust
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was commemorated at UN Headquarters in New York, honoring the memory of some six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust during World War Two.
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Pope Francis arrives on historic visit to UAE for interfaith meeting in Abu-Dhabi
Pope Francis has arrived in the United Arab Emirates for the first ever visit by a pontiff to the Arabian Peninsula during a flurry of recent interfaith activity in Abu-Dhabi.
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