RELIGION September 27, 2017 EU criticizes Russia over Jehovah's Witnesses ban The European Union is criticizing Russia over its nationwide ban on the Jehovah's Witnesses religious denomination, saying all must be able to practice their religion without interference.
RELIGION September 27, 2017 Vatican court rejects motions to dismiss in hospital case A Vatican tribunal rejected attempts by two former executives of the pope's children's hospital to dismiss an embezzlement case, asserting Tuesday it could prosecute them on charges they diverted nearly a half-million euros in hospital donations to renovate a top cardinal's penthouse.
Vatican September 27, 2017 Trial begins for ex-execs in charge of Vatican children's hospital Two former executives of a Vatican children's hospital were set for trial on charges of embezzlement after a Vatican court rejected dismissing the case on Tuesday
RELIGION September 27, 2017 Pope launches awareness campaign about migrants' plight Pope Francis is launching a two-year activism and awareness-raising campaign about the plight of migrants to counteract mounting anti-immigrant sentiment in the U.S., Europe and beyond.
RELIGION September 27, 2017 Cattle from abandoned Rohingya villages sold to displaced Thousands of cows and goats grazed in abandoned fields and wandered through charred out Rohingya Muslim villages after a military crackdown sent nearly a half-million members of Myanmar's long-persecuted religious minorities fleeing across the border.
RELIGION September 27, 2017 A look at why a Saudi woman's miniskirt sparked an outcry A short video of a Saudi woman walking around in a miniskirt and crop top sparked an outcry after going viral, leading to the woman being detained for several hours.
RELIGION September 27, 2017 'Jet-set monk' is back in Thailand after extradition from US A former Buddhist monk wanted on charges including child molestation and fraud is back in Thailand after being extradited from the United States, where he fled in 2013.
World September 27, 2017 Palestinians clash with Israel police at Jerusalem holy site Israel's public security minister says metal detectors are essential to maintain security at a contested Jerusalem shrine despite rising tensions and a Muslim call for mass protests in the city.
World September 27, 2017 The Latest: Palestinians, Israeli police clash in Jerusalem The Latest on developments in Israel (all times local): 2:45 p.m.
RELIGION September 27, 2017 Myanmar propaganda? Army takes media on reporting trip Myanmar's military has a big public relations problem: It stands accused of committing genocide.