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flags have disappeared from government press conferences. The constitutional court has suffered a huge blow to its authority. Grassroots initiatives have sprung up to protect the country's young democracy. is in the grip of dizzying political changes since the nationalistic right-wing party, Law and.... |
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Poland is in the grip of dizzying political changes since the nationalistic right-wing party, Law and Justice, took power last month and acted quickly to solidify its hold over this nation of nearly 38 million people. Their most controversial move has been an attempt to pack the Constitutional.... |
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With major concession operations at a near standstill in Liberia, State-Owned Enterprises which operate as for-profit businesses and are required to contribute to the National Budget may be called upon to pick up the slack of a post-war nation whose economic fortunes are turning south. |
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Monrovia Elder David L. Writebol, the Executive Director of Eternal Love Winning Africa (ELWA) Ministries says the ELWA Hospital has catered to approximately 2.7 million people over the 50 years of its existence in Liberia. Elder Writebol speaking on Saturday, December 12, during the 50th.... |
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Two New Kensington-based gospel-format radio stations, one licensed to McKeesport, have been off the air for more than a week. Pentecostal Temple Development Corp. owns WGBN-1360, founded six decades ago as McKeesport's WMCK, and WMNY-1150, New Kensington's former WKPA. The corporation's Arlington, Va. |
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James "Jim" Naughtie bid an emotional and teary farewell to the 'Today Programme' on Wednesday morning after presenting the show for 21 years. Co-host John Humphrys told him he would be much-missed and read a tribute from former Prime Minster, John Major. |
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A section of Don't Stop, the rock group's hit single from the Rumours album, had been inadvertently included in a radio clip played to the court. The prosecution lawyer's interest was on what came afterwards. It was a recording of two interviews with Pastor James McConnell and his solicitor Joe Rice by BBC presenter Enda McClafferty. |
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, from The Canadian Press: N. KOREA SENTENCES CANADIAN PASTOR TO LIFE. A North Korean court has sentenced a Canadian pastor to life in prison for what it called crimes against the state.Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim, who pastors the Light Korean Presbyterian Church in Toronto, was given the sentence after a.... |
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, from The Canadian Press: N. KOREA SENTENCES CANADIAN PASTOR TO LIFE. A North Korean court has sentenced a Canadian pastor to life in prison for what it called crimes against the state.Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim, who pastors the Light Korean Presbyterian Church in Toronto, was given the sentence after a.... |
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militants entered the Paris theatre on November 13 during an Eagles of Death Metal concert. Ninety people lost their lives as gunmen ruthlessly massacred them before detonating their suicide belts. Speaking for the first time, the police officer who was first to enter the theatre has told of his.... |
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BANGKOK (AP) — The president of one of the world's biggest seafood exporters expressed frustration and promised change Tuesday after saying an Associated Press investigation that linked slave-peeled shrimp to his company should be a "wake-up call" to the industry. |
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