Current page: Reporter / Shianee Mamanglu-Regala
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala
-
250 Muslim and evangelical leaders issue declaration calling for Christian protection from persecution
This week, around 250 Muslim and evangelical leaders assembled in Morocco to make a declaration of religious freedom that calls for Muslim nations to defend Christians against persecution.
-
North Korea preparing to launch rocket in space soon in bid to develop ICBM, U.S. officials warn
U.S officials claim that North Korea is preparing for no less than a space launch soon as reportedly shown in the recently obtained satellite imagery of a site around the Sohae Satellite Launching Station.
-
Sweden to expel 80,000 refugees after crime surge, lack of resources prompt policy reversal
Sweden is compelled to remove almost half of immigrants who have existing applications for asylum claims in the country as crime incidents among migrants have increased significantly since last year and government's resources to handle the disturbances are increasingly depleting.
-
Radical Islamists growing, openly recruiting refugees in Berlin, German official reveals
The number of radical Islamists in Berlin has nearly doubled in just five years, with many of them categorised as "potentially violent," including at least 50 who have traveled to and from the Islamic State (ISIS) to fight for the group, according to a top German official.
-
'Virtually impossible' now to detect ISIS from among refugees entering Europe, says British intel official
With the proliferation of fake Syrian and Iraqi passports used by terror group Islamic State (ISIS), it is "virtually impossible'' now for security officials to detect potential terrorists among the refugees, according to a senior British intelligence official.
-
Holocaust never happened, Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei claims on Remembrance Day
As Europe and some parts of the world commemorated the Holocaust Memorial Day recently, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei uploaded a video to his official website claiming that the Holocaust never happened.
-
Israel PM slams U.N. secretary general, says his comment on Israeli 'occupation' gives 'terror a tailwind'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed back at U.N Secretary General Ban Ki-moon who said that it was "human nature" for oppressed people to react to occupation, saying his statement helped bolster terrorism.
-
Italy government draws flak after covering nude statues at museum in bid not to offend visiting Iranian president
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's official visit to Rome was marred with some controversy after Italian authorities covered up nude statues exhibited at a world-famous museum in the country ahead of his visit.
-
After nearly getting raped, Danish girl could face charges for using pepper spray to fend off her attacker
A 17-year-old Danish who was sexually assaulted could be prosecuted after using pepper spray to fend off her assailant.
-
Syria's al-Qaeda affiliate al-Nusra poses 'greater threat' to U.S. than ISIS — experts
A new report is criticizing the United States for its misguided strategy of focusing more on the Islamic State (ISIS), saying Al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate, Jabhat al-Nusra is much more dangerous in the long run than the latter.
-
3 Islamic terror groups — ISIS, al-Qaeda, Muslim Brotherhood — seek 'mega-merger' in Libya
The Libyan branches of Islamic State (ISIS), Al-Qaida and the Muslim Brothers are said to be finalising a "mega merger'' that would include the formation of a joint council of sages, according to London-based newspaper Al Sharq al Awsat.
-
ISIS busy making legitimate-looking fake passports for use by terrorists, France warns
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazenueve has disclosed that the Islamic State (ISIS) has created an industry from bogus passports seized in Iraq, Syria and Libya as he proposed to form a new task force to help stop those attempting to infiltrate Europe using fake papers.
-
Seeking Pakistan nukes? Saudi Arabia says it will do whatever it takes to protect its security against Iran
Saudi Arabia Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir has shunned questions on whether the Kingdom was trying to purchase nuclear weapons from Pakistan, and berated Iran for getting billions of dollars as a result of the nuclear deal with the West.
-
Italian evangelical churches help open 'humanitarian corridor' to 1,000 refugees
An Italian ecumenical mission is in Lebanon this week to finalise details of a project that aims to relocate 1000 refugees to Italy on humanitarian visas "to save people from embarking on deadly journeys across the Mediterranean.''
-
Holocaust survivor forgives, even thanks Nazi tormentor for accepting responsibility for what he's done
Seventy years after the slaughter of some 300, 000 people, including her family, holocaust survivor Eva Kor recently met face-to-face with a former SS man who was one of those responsible for helping run the so-called death camp. But instead of getting her revenge, Kor embraced him, kissed him on the cheek, thanked him and forgave him for his past mistakes.
Most Read
-
The little known story of England's first evangelical Queen
-
Why the appointment of the next Archbishop of Canterbury may prove challenging
-
In these dire times for the Church, Paul's attitude and example in 2 Timothy are inspirational
-
Extraordinary events save a priest's life after random stabbing
-
Calls for Archbishop of York's resignation over CofE safeguarding failures
-
Persecuted Christian children remembered on Red Wednesday
