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Albanian Church Praised for Feeding Poor not Politicians
The Catholic Church's decision to replace its annual reception for officials with a charity lunch for people in poverty has been welcomed by Christians in Albania as an example of the genuine spirit of the Christmas season.
Jordanian charged over cartoon killed
A gunman yesterday killed prominent Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar outside a court where he was facing charges for sharing a cartoon deemed offensive to Islam, state news agency Petra reported.
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Jordanian charged over cartoon kille
A gunman yesterday killed prominent Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar outside a court where he was facing charges for sharing a cartoon deemed offensive to Islam, state news agency Petra reported.
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Underwater basilica in Turkey's İznik to open for visits
An underwater Roman-era basilica that was discovered just 20 meters off the shore of Lake İznik in the northwestern province of Bursa in 2014 is set to be open to visitors.
Underwater basilica to open for visits
An underwater Roman-era basilica that was discovered just 20 meters off the shore of Lake İznik in the northwestern province of Bursa in 2014 is set to be open to visitors.
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Merkel, Europe, and the three lives of Aylan the migrant
I was told a while ago by a French official that while the level of crimes had gone down in France, the perception among French people was not parallel to that fact. The older generations especially thought that the crime levels did not go down.
Only Christian, Jewish children exempt from Turkey's religious education
Turkey?s compulsory religious education classes in schools are again being debated, with the authorities saying that only Christian and Jewish students will be exempt from compulsory Sunni Islam courses at school.
From ancient graffiti to street art: Rome’s walls tell a story
Scribbling emotions on walls has been a tradition in Rome going back thousands of years and even the word âgraffitiâ was first used for the markings found in the ruins of Pompeii.
The modern version could be the scrawls seen in maternity wards in the Italian capital: âGet a move on, auntieâs waiting!â âChiara is born!â âWelcome little Mattia!â as such examples.