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Woman accused of adultery stoned to death in Afghanistan
A young woman was stoned to death in Afghanistan after being accused of having an adulterous relationship, officials said on Tuesday.
The 'Muslim invasion' of Europe: Do the numbers add up?
People are worried: is the Islamification of Europe really a thing?
Man claims he was 'sexual slave' for depraved people protected by Church
The distressing testimony of Paulino, a former member of a Barcelona Catholic religious group, The Missionary Community of Saint Paul the Apostle and of Mary (MCSPA), has been published this week by the Spanish newspaper El PaÃs.
Doctor guilty of sex-selective abortion suspended for three months
A doctor found guilty of carrying out an abortion simply because the foetus was a girl has been suspended for three months.
Older teenage girls most at risk of sexual abuse, but scared to report it
Older teenage girls are most at risk of sexual abuse, a new report has found.
Guantanamo closure: Obama's counterterrorism chief makes final push
Senior administration officials told Reuters the plan would be unveiled in early November.
Vatican department may have been used for money laundering
Information in a confidential document has been passed on to Italian and Swiss investigators.
Chinese and Taiwanese leaders to hold first meeting since civil war
The meeting coincides with rising anti-China sentiment on Taiwan.
Top psychiatrist analyses President Obama's mind: 'Destructive rage beyond belief'
Through his recent actions and statements, US President Barack Obama is warning the world that "he's slipping mentally" and that "his judgment is impaired," a renowned psychiatrist and forensic profiler has revealed.
Iran won't abandon 'Death to America' slogan since it's now republic's 'symbol'
Iran's nuclear deal with world powers, including the United States, is not enough reason for the Islamic nation to drop its "Death to America" slogan.
Russian airstrikes not hurting but actually helping ISIS â UK defence analyst
Contrary to what Moscow would like the world to believe, Russian airstrikes in Syria are not only not hurting the Islamic State (ISIS) but are actually helping the jihadist group, a leading British defence analyst disclosed.
In radical 'cultural shift,' Ireland now plans to decriminalise use of prohibited drugs
After decades of trying to suppress drug supply and prevent addicts from using illegal substances, Ireland may soon set up rooms where drug users can inject themselves with these prohibited chemicals.
Mike Fisher 'very proud' of all the hard work his wife Carrie Underwood put into making 'Storyteller' album
National Hockey League (NHL) player Mike Fisher is one sweet husband. When his wife Carrie Underwood released her latest album "Storyteller," the doting husband wasted no time in expressing his pride over her talent and dedication.
Princeton University heeds request of Hindus, opens their own prayer room
Princeton University is trying to accommodate students and staff of all faith, and they have proven so by recently opening up a prayer area for Hindus.
Germans drop Christian tradition to give 'consideration' to Muslim refugees
In order to make Muslim migrants in Germany feel more welcome, several schools and daycare centers in Düsseldorf have decided to skip the annual Feast of Saint Martin on November 11 and instead name it as the secular "Festival of Lights."
2 Vatican employees arrested, charged with leaking 'confidential documents'
Two employees of the Vatican - a Spanish priest and an Italian laywoman have just been arrested after they were charged of leaking confidential documents.