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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
Christianity
Australia appoints anti-terror chief
Like many countries, Australia is grappling with heightened threats from "home-grown" extremists with several alleged terror plots foiled this year inspired by the Islamic State group. As part of a billion-dollar fight against citizens becoming radicalised or returning from fighting in Syria or....

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Australia appoints Greg Moriarty as anti-terrorism chief
SYDNEY (AFP) - Australia on Monday appointed a counter-terrorism chief to coordinate security agencies, while pointing to the United States and Britain to justify a proposal to strip citizenship from dual nationals linked to militants. Like many countries, Australia is grappling with heightened....

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Aus Offers $35M For Vanuatu's Recovery From Cyclone
Extra assistance supplements initial commitments. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, May 23, 2015) – The Australian Government has committed an extra $35 million of aid to help with the cyclone recovery effort in Vanuatu. Infrastructure in the country was badly damaged by Cyclone Pam, which....

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‘Stay the course with Iraq’
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia must “stay the course” and continue supporting the Iraqi army, after US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter lamented local forces lack the “will to fight” Islamic State. Dr Carter, interviewed overnight, said although Iraqi soldiers “vastly outnumbered”....

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Bulgaria PM attends public prayer in Saint Paul Basilica in Rome (ROUNDUP)
Rome. Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov attended Sunday in Rome a public prayer offered by Orthodox priests in the Saint Paul Basilica on the occasion of May 24, Bulgarian Education and Culture and Slavonic Literature Day, a special envoy of FOCUS News Agency and Radio FOCUS reported.

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Peshawar Church Bombings - Christians In Pakistan Facing Bleak Future
Christians demonstrated across Pakistan to protest the bombings at a church in Peshawar that killed at least 81 people over the weekend and to demand better security for the nation’s minorities. On Sunday, two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the All Saints Church in the northwestern city of....

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US, Canada eyeing same terror laws: Bishop
Australia is not the only western nation considering revoking the citizenship of dual nationals and other Australians who join terrorist groups or advocate violent extremism. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told ABC radio on Monday the United States and Canada were also considering making the same move, while the UK already had taken action.

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Govt confirms counter-terrorism chief
The federal government has confirmed that former diplomat Greg Moriarty will be the nation's first counter-terrorism co-ordinator. As well, Justice Minister Michael Keenan will become minister assisting the prime minister on counter terrorism. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told ABC radio on Monday....

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South-East Asia migrant crisis: Australia 'doing more than its fair share'
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has dismissed claims that Australia has washed its hands of the migrant crisis unfolding in South East Asia, saying Australia was 'doing more than its fair share'. An estimated 7000 people – believed to be primarily Rohingya refugees - are stranded at sea in waters....

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Still early days fighting ISIS: Bishop
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has played down setbacks in the war against Islamic State extremists in Iraq, saying it's still early days. US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter has blamed Iraqi forces for the fall of Ramadi, accusing them of lacking the will to fight.

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Bishop defends Aust humanitarian record
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has defended Australia's humanitarian record in the face of criticism about its role in a regional refugee crisis. "Australia is doing more than its fair share in trying to find a regional settlement for this issue," she told ABC radio on Monday.

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