Polish Muslims call for change in law
Warsaw - Polish Muslims want to change a 1936 law that requires them to pray for Poland and the country's president, Polish Radio reported Wednesday.
Muslims Halt Construction of Church Wall for Livestock
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that four radical Muslims are trying to stop Christians in Pakistan from building a boundary wall around the only church in their village because the Muslims use the church's land to stable their livestock. To make matters worse, the police are refusing to defend the rights of Christians to build on their own property.
Obama refuses to 'meddle' over protests
Barack Obama, the US president, is refusing to "meddle" in the disputed Iranian elections, despite mass protests over the result which returned President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to power.
232 Sudanese Slaves Liberated
Christian Solidarity International (CSI) issued a report on the liberation of 232 Sudanese slaves earlier this month. The slaves - Christian and traditionalist members of the Dinka tribe - were liberated, with CSI's support, from Arab masters in Darfur and neighboring Kordofan.
Somali minister killed in suicide bombing
Mogadishu: Somalia's internal security minister was among 10 people killed Thursday in a suicide bombing at a hotel in Beledweyne, north of the capital, management at the hotel who witnessed the blast said.
Algeria: Islamists killed 20 policemen in ambush
Armed Islamist ambushed a military convoy in Algeria and killed at least 18 policemen,
US Rejects Iran Accusation of 'Meddling' in Internal Affairs
The United States has rejected Iranian accusations of interference in its domestic affairs as post-election violence continues to wrack the Islamic Republic.
Hoenlein Expresses “Concern” About Obama
Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and a top lay leader of American Jewry, says Jews who supported U.S. President Barack Obama are now “very concerned†about him.
Family killed in name of honour
SHAHDADKOT: Three persons including a woman and a child were killed in the name of honour by a group of armed men in a village near the Sanjar Bhatti Police Station, Shahdadkot district on Tuesday.
Saudi fatwa bans travel as swine flu mutates
Brazilian scientists discovered a new strain of swine flu Tuesday as the disease continued to spread in Middle Eastern countries, which reported new cases of swine flu, prompting a Saudi fatwa banning travel amid a global rise in infected cases.