BALOCHISTAN, Pakistan — Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has appointed a three-member Senate committee to look into reports that nearly 250 Hindus have fled to
Muslim and Coptic Christian leaders in the U.S. are calling on the Egyptian government to exclude any mention of Islamic law or language that discriminates
AZERBAIJAN — Religious literature — already subject to compulsory prior censorship from the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations — is set to face
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Two Uzbek Jehovah’s Witnesses have been deported as punishment for discussing their faith with others. Russian citizen Yelena Tsyngalova was deported on
KHACHMAZ, Azerbaijan — After two separate incidents in neighboring regions of northern Azerbaijan bordering Russia, police have threatened six Baptists with criminal prosecution for sharing
CAIRO, Egypt — Christians in Egypt welcomed a June 14 court decision to dissolve the Islamist-controlled parliament because of election irregularities. The decision offered hope
The sight inspired the world: Millions of Egyptians standing proudly in line at countless polling stations, determined to vote for their new president. The two-day
The day was May 30, 1972. A group of Puerto Rican Christians, eager to begin their biblical pilgrimage in the Holy Land, had just landed
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