BRUSSELS - A fake Ferrari sports car made in Thailand has become the centrepiece of an exhibition in Brussels warning against the dangers of pirated goods.
JERUSALEM - The Temple Institute is pleased to announce that production of 120 sets of linen garments for lay priests is presently underway
JERUSALEM - Internal Security Minister Avi Dichter of the Olmert-led government of Israel has declared, in a Pharaoh-like Decree, that all Jewish prayer, even the silent moving of lips, is illegal on the Temple Mount
ROME - Obedience to the Pope and the magisterium of the Church is just one of the themes of the five decrees approved by the Jesuits upon concluding its 35th General Congregation.
JERUSALEM - The patriarchs and heads of Churches in Jerusalem appealed for an end to the "infernal cycle" of violence between Israel and the Palestinians that continues to affect the Middle East.
CALIFORNIA - A ruling that parents in the state 'do not have a constitutional right' to home-school their children prompts anger, confusion. Schwarzenegger may ask legislature to intervene.
ANKARA - Theologians are revisiting the collections of the prophet Muhammad's sayings that Muslims use as a guideline for daily life.
USA - With the US economy now clearly in recession, the latest - and potentially most dangerous - phase of the global financial crisis is under way.
UK - The Bishop of Oxford has been sent death threats after backing plans for a Muslim call to prayer in the city.
UK - Learning a shy "hola" or "bonjour" is as far as many pupils get in speaking a foreign language. But those at Newbury Park Primary are a little more ambitious.
USA - The price of crude oil has hit an all-time high for the fifth time in six trading sessions.
The al-Aqsa mosque was never the site of a Jewish temple, Sheikh Raed Salah, the head of the Islamic Movement's northern branch, said Monday during a press conference he convened in Jerusalem to respond to voices calling for the expulsion of Israeli residents of the city who participate in terror activities against Israel.
Hard-pressed households faced more misery last month as food costs soared to record rates in February, official figures showed today.
Britain was braced for yet more severe weather tonight with a second wave of severe gales set to lash much of the country. After a day of misery for thousands including power cuts, transport disruption and flooding, the Met Office lifted most of its severe weather warnings.
The flow of blood may be ebbing, but the flood of money into the Iraq war is steadily rising, new analyses show.