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Deported From Singapore, Indian Imam To Return Home Today
The Indian imam from Singapore, who was pulled up by a court for his offensive remarks against Jews and Christians during a sermon, will return to India today under repatriation order. The Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement on April 3 that the imam will be deported. Imam Nalla Mohamed Abdul Jameel, 46, was handed a nearly Rs 2 lakh fine o...
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Iraq Storms Main Christian Town Near Mosul As Ash Carter Arrives In Baghdad
The Iraqi army on Saturday stormed a Christian town that had been under control of ISIS since 2014 as part of US-backed operations to clear the entrances to Mosul, the militants' last major city stronghold in Iraq.
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Russian Man Could Go To Prison For Saying God Does Not Exist
A man in the southern Russian city of Stavropol faces potential jail time for writing atheist comments on a website. In 2014, Viktor Krasnov, 38, posted on social media a message that equated the Bible to a "collection of Jewish fairytales." He is being prosecuted under a law that criminalizes speech deemed offensive to the beliefs of Russian Ortho...
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Lebanon Lifts Ban On Lady Gaga's Album
Lebanon has lifted the ban imposed on reigning pop diva Lady Gaga's latest album, Born This Way after facing criticism for the singer's fans.
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Deported From Singapore, Indian Imam To Return Home Today
The Indian imam from Singapore, who was pulled up by a court for his offensive remarks against Jews and Christians during a sermon, will return to India today under repatriation order. The Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement on April 3 that the imam will be deported. Imam Nalla Mohamed Abdul Jameel, 46, was handed a nearly Rs 2 lakh fine o...
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Iraq Storms Main Christian Town Near Mosul As Ash Carter Arrives In Baghdad
The Iraqi army on Saturday stormed a Christian town that had been under control of ISIS since 2014 as part of US-backed operations to clear the entrances to Mosul, the militants' last major city stronghold in Iraq.
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Russian Man Could Go To Prison For Saying God Does Not Exist
A man in the southern Russian city of Stavropol faces potential jail time for writing atheist comments on a website. In 2014, Viktor Krasnov, 38, posted on social media a message that equated the Bible to a "collection of Jewish fairytales." He is being prosecuted under a law that criminalizes speech deemed offensive to the beliefs of Russian Ortho...
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Lebanon Lifts Ban On Lady Gaga's Album
Lebanon has lifted the ban imposed on reigning pop diva Lady Gaga's latest album, Born This Way after facing criticism for the singer's fans.
