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20 Iranian Christians Embark on Secret Journey to Celebrate Baptism: Check Out These Exclusive Images Charlene Aaron : Sep 28, 2017 : CBN News "The government is afraid of Christianity. They are very scared of the Bible and they realize many Iranians are attracted to Christianity. We have been praying for years that Iranian people believe in Jesus and get baptized. Now, this dream is coming true." -Edward Hovsepian [ CBN News ] Iranian experts like Mike Ansari say her testimony, and that of many others, points to evidence that God is advancing His Kingdom in Iran. (Photo: via CBN News) "We have never seen such an unprecedented growth of an underground church anywhere else before." Ansari, an Iranian by birth, is director of operations at Mohabat TV.

Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer sues Burutai, wants him released   

I will defeat Buhari in 2019 – Fayose says as he declares to run    Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose has said he will defeat President Muhammadu Buhari in a free and fair presidential election. Fayose made the assertions during his declaration to contest the 2019 presidential election as a candidate of the opposition PDP.

Violent protest hits Walmart's South Africa unit A view of a Walmart store (file photo) A violent protest broke out on Friday at a Johannesburg store run by Walmart's South African unit Massmart, according to a Thomson Reuters witness.

Boko Haram raid in Borno Three killed, 150 homes razed in Boko Haram raid in Borno           Boko Haram militants have killed three people and set fire to scores of homes in a raid in the Baga area of Borno.

Is Monaco a Country? What is a Principality? Understanding Monaco’s Status Is Monaco a Country? Many of those interested in Monaco find themselves somewhat confused by the tiny nation’s status. Impossibly small, it sits on the Mediterranean coast, entirely encased by the much larger nation of France, and is referred to as being a “principality”—a term seldom heard in the modern world, being applied only to Monaco, Lichtenstein, and Andorra in Europe.

ICRC: Yemen cholera cases could reach 1 million by 2017 end A Yemeni woman holds her child, who is suspected of being infected with cholera, at a makeshift hospital in the capital Sana’a, August 12, 2017. (Photo by AFP) The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has warned against the spread of cholera in Yemen, saying the number of those infected with the disease could hit one million by the end of 2017.

  At least 60 people, among them women and children, are likely to have lost their lives following an incident in which a boat carrying Rohingya Muslim refugees fleeing violence in Myanmar capsized in rough waters off Bangladesh. Witnesses and survivors said the incident took place on Thursday, when the vessel overturned in waters close to Patuwartek, some eight kilometers off Inani Beach in Cox’s Bazar District, after it was lashed y torrential rain and high winds. “Twenty three people have been confirmed dead... 40 are missing and presumed drowned,” the spokesman for the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Joel Millman, told reporters in Geneva. “The total fatality toll be in the range of 60.”

China to shut down North Korean companies   China has told North Korean companies operating in its territory to close down as it implements United Nations sanctions against the reclusive state.

Ancelotti sacked by Bayern Munich after defeat to PSG The 58-year-old has been relieved of his duties after just one full season in charge of the German side as a result of their defeat in France Bayern Munich have fired Carlo Ancelotti in the wake of Wednesday's defeat to Paris Saint-Germain and replaced him with Willy Sagnol as interim coach. The German champions were humbled 3-0 in their Champions League clash in Paris, and the Italian coach came under criticism for leaving Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Mats Hummels out of the starting XI. The 58-year-old defended his tactics and selection for the game, telling reporters afterwards : "I know I will get criticism, that's fine. I thought it was a good line-up for this game." However, he faced questions from the Bayern board over some of his decisions the next day, as  German newspaper  Sport Bild  revealed that crisis talks with the higher-ups were scheduled on Thursda

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Putin hails Russia’s destruction of last chemical arms, accuses US of failing to fulfill obligations Russian President Vladimir Putin gives a command to destroy the last chemical ammunition from Russia's chemical weapons stockpile via a video conference at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside the capital Moscow on September 27, 2017. (Photo by AFP) Russian President Vladimir Putin hails his country's destruction of its last supplies of chemical weapons, accusing the US of failing to fulfill its own obligations in this regard. Putin on Wednesday described the destruction of the chemical stockpile, which was carried out before the initial deadline, as “a historic eve

EU plans to accept 50,000 refugees from Africa, Mideast A refugees transporting vessel enters Romanias Midia Port at the Black Sea coast next to Navodari city on September 13, 2017. (Photo by AFP) The EU unveiled plans Wednesday to take at least 50,000 refugees directly from Africa, the Middle East and Turkey to discourage refugee boats from making the risky Mediterranean crossing. The proposal involves admitting refugees to European Union countries over the next two years under the bloc's resettlement program, which was introduced during the refugee crisis that hit the continent in 2015.

Biggest diamond for a century sells for $53 million The Lesedi La Rona, which means "Our Light" in the Twsana language, was found in a Botswana mine in November 2015. It is the third biggest diamond ever found, and the second largest of gem quality.