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Slovakia, a predominantly Catholic country, passed a law Wednesday that bans Islam from being officially registered as a religion.

Christian refugee children living in the German city of Leipzig are being mercilessly bullied by their Muslim counterparts, a local priest has revealed.

Prince Charles of Britain has condemned the ongoing suffering and persecution of Christians in Syria and prayed that believers worldwide would have the courage to withstand even the most unbearable of circumstances.

British Prime Minister Theresa May should be careful not to “abuse her position” to promote her faith, an organization that promotes secular democracy said.

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she gets her guidance from her Christian upbringing in carrying out her responsibilities

SolarStratos, a Swiss company based in Yverdon-Les-Bains, is currently building a solar-powered aircraft that can fly off to the edge of space.

Following the highly acclaimed film The Imitation Game which features the brilliant mathematician Alan Turing's journey to cracking the Nazi's "unbreakable" Enigma, Bletchley Park, where Turing made the breakthrough, will now host UK's first ever National College of Cyber Security.

Skyscanner executives have just confirmed of the company's purchase by Ctrip, China's biggest online travel agency.

The Catholic bishops of Poland, in the presence of Polish President Andrzei Duda, held a ceremony Saturday at the Church of Divine Mercy in Krakow to officially declare that Christ is King over the country.

Analysts have recently probed questions on NHS (National Health Service)'s deal with DeepMind, with allegations that the contract includes a data-sharing clause that will put patients' privacy at risk.

The UK has recently announced its move to launch nationwide surveillance systems that will mark itself as the "world's foremost surveillance state."

Following LinkedIn's infringement of Russian law requiring that all companies holding Russian citizens' personal details be stored in servers within the country, Russia is now working on measures to ban the site from the country.

Protestant churches in Germany have decided to stop any attempt to convert the Jews to the Christian faith and abandon their “Mission to the Jews.”

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have enjoyed a strong and stable marriage through the decades, and this year, they are celebrating their 69th wedding anniversary.

France's so-called "mega-database" holding biometric data of over 60 million people was recently questioned and data collection operations were also ceased.

Last Wednesday, the National Crime Agency (NCA) announced that they have in custody two men suspected of breaching through Three Mobile's login database.

With hospitals in Aleppo, Syria now caught in crossfires, people are desperate for medicine and supplies for the increasing number of casualties being brought for care.

A 25-year old British woman tourist has been raped by two fellow Britons, but she is now facing charges in Dubai for having "extra-marital sex."

Germany is now fighting back against the threats of terrorism with the launch of its new division, the anti-terror cops.

The wife of the first Persian-born Anglican bishop of Iran was revered by Christians who honored her after her death.

BEIRUT - Donald Trump's election as U.S. president on Wednesday aroused concern among Syrian rebels and a degree of optimism in Damascus, where his victory was seen as a better outcome than a Hillary Clinton win.

LONDON - World leaders offered to work with Donald Trump when he takes over as U.S. president, but expressed anxiety over how he will handle problems from the Middle East to an assertive Russia and whether he will carry out a number of campaign threats.

A Christian father-of-six has opened up about the severe persecution his family has endured at the hands of Muslims who dubbed them "apostates" because they converted from Islam to Christianity.

In a statistical study, Above Rubies' Nancy Campbell noted that for every child a woman bears, her risk for ovarian cancer decreases by 10%. Research further reveals the safeguarding nature of pregnancy and lactation; whereas women today experience four hundred menstrual cycles in their child-bearing years---a contributing factor to the rise of Endometriosis and other reproductive-related problems---women who experienced around only 100 cycles about a century ago lived virtually free of the diseases now feared. Why? Because the God-given gifts of pregnancy and lactation naturally allow rest for the body in ways that intervening methods (such as birth control) in reality prevent.

One Christian, U.K. couple was blocked from adopting their two foster children after expressing concerns about them being raised by a gay couple. The couple, who have not been named, have cared for the young children this entire year. When they were told a gay couple had requested to adopt them, the foster pair admitted they "expressed a degree of shock and asked if this was a 'joke'."