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"This exhibit is in keeping with the long history of honoring the Shroud of Christ as an important item of devotion among the Christian faithful."

Sculpted by Italian artist Luigi Enzo Mattei, the body shows some of the suffering endured but in a subdued manner

The trip, Putin’s second in two months to Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine, represented an apparent attempt by the Russian leader to rally his troops and demonstrate his authority.

Syria is a land of mystery traffic jams. Despite the shortage and high price of petrol, vehicles fill the streets and avenues of Aleppo and Damascus.  No one knows how Syrians achieve these bumper-to-bumper events.

The United States foreign policy establishment is not merely supporting an ally. We are prolonging an unsustainable war and risking global security.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s reluctance to appoint an overall theater commander for his invasion of Ukraine has had cascading effec...

Smyrna, or Izmir is a city full of landmarks that evoke memories, like the iconic clock which is the symbol of the city. It is a city whose monuments betray its multicultural past, as it has been a melting pot of cultures.

Behind closed doors in western Ukraine, the devastating impact of the distant war becomes clear.

The 112th Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) took place in Ergneti on April 27. EUMM Statement The meeting was co-facilitated by the He

Police prevented a conflict between Ukraines Moscow-linked Orthodox Church and the rival Orthodox Church of Ukraine