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Iraq Opens Hands to the Pope Francis’ Historic Visit
The world looks forward to Pope Francis’ historic visit to Iraq which is considered the first papal trip represented by the Roman Catholic Church...
China “seems” to be moving closer to the Holy See
The two-year provisional agreement which was signed on September 22, 2018 between the holy see and China for the appointment of bishops in China,...
The future of Orthodox shrine in Gifhorn
St.Nicholas’ Orthodox Church in Gifhorn (Germany) – a copy of the ‘gem’ of the Russian wooden architecture of the 18th century – has for...
A genocide against Christians is silently unfolding in Nigeria
The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, - a Nigerian-based non-governmental organization that monitors human rights violations and advocates for peace...
Christian’s Miserable plight in Pakistan
Let’s start with the speech of Quaid-i-Azam of 11th August 1947, just 3 days before the inception of Pakistan. He stated, “You are free;...
Deconstructing Russia’s Response to the Hagia Sophia
The Hagia Sophia has been a frequent point of conflict between Islam and Christianity. Originally built by Justinian I, leader of the Byzantine Empire...
The Treasure Map to the Forgotten Epoch of the Iravan Khanate
In an exclusive interview, the scholar of the "lost" Iravani Khanate, Amir Ali SardariIravani, reveals a rich history of a society marked by a...
Russkiy Mir: The Role of Russian Orthodox Church in Cultural Diplomacy
Russkiy Mir has its origins from the medieval Russian times but in post soviet era, it has its rebirth from the early 90s but...
Why Hagia Sophia matters
The recent events revolving around Hagia Sophia and the final decision by the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for its use as a mosque...
Domestic And International Law Size Of The Hagia Sophia Decision
Hagia Sophia is among the world's most important symbolic structures, and since 1985, the United Nations (UN) related unit has been on the World...