Russia will not attend historic meeting of world’s Orthodox churches
Moscow Patriarchate bishop suggested postponing discussion of differences, the first in more than a millennium, because other churches won’t participateContinue Reading
Moscow Patriarchate bishop suggested postponing discussion of differences, the first in more than a millennium, because other churches won’t participateContinue Reading
The nightclub was hopping when Laura stepped away from her drink to dance. The 22-year-old Dutch tourist had come to Qatar on vacation with a friend. Now she was partying at one of the few places to drink alcohol in the country: the Crystal Lounge at the W Doha Hotel.Continue Reading
The incident took place inside Pulse, a popular gay bar and dance club Continue Reading
Vatican City: Physician-assisted suicide is part of a “throwaway culture” that offers a “false compassion” and treats a human person as a problem, Pope Francis told medical leaders on Thursday. “True compassion does not marginalize anyone, nor does it humiliate and exclude – much less considers the disappearance of a personContinue Reading
Tokyo: Japan’s first “naked restaurant” will be far less inclusive than its London counterpart when it opens its doors next month, imposing strict weight and age limits on its prospective patrons. And anyone expecting full nudity with their hors d’oeuvres will be disappointed as well; diners are going to beContinue Reading
This is the second such murder within three daysContinue Reading
Criticize corruption and other ills plaguing India domestically and tackle them effectivelyContinue Reading
Muhammad Ali impacted the world as significantly as Mother Teresa and Nelson Mandela, believes former Olympic gold medallist Audley Harrison. Ali, who died aged 74 on June 3 in Phoenix, Arizona, from septic shock after a three-decade battle with Parkinson’s disease, was heavyweight champion of the world on three separateContinue Reading
Beijing: The Chinese government has imposed its customary ban on civil servants, teachers and students from fasting during Ramadan in a mainly Muslim region in Northwest China. In the Xinjiang region where Muslims form 58 per cent of the population, restaurants have been ordered to keep normal opening hours. WhileContinue Reading
History’s first Latin American pontiff has made the fight against human trafficking a priority of his pontificateContinue Reading
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