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World halal standard would help $2 trillion industry, Malaysia says

Oct 29, 2009
Malaysia hopes that Muslim countries can agree on which goods and products are halal, or acceptable to Muslims, a move that would boost the $2 trillion industry, although politics and interpretation of islamic law may complicate the task. The Organi...

German Protestants pick first woman to head church

Oct 28, 2009
German Protestants on Wednesday elected Margot Kässmann, a divorcee and the Lutheran bishop of Hanover, to lead their Church, the first woman to take the post and only the third woman to head a major Christian church. Kässmann, 51, a regular on...

Will Queen Elizabeth give the pope a warm welcome next year?

Oct 27, 2009
One can guess what Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams will say to Pope Benedict when the spiritual head of the Anglican Communion travels to the Vatican later this year. The more interesting question might be what Queen Elizabeth is likely to say...

Vatican begins talks with ultra-traditionalists

Oct 26, 2009
The Vatican began talks on Monday with an ultra-traditionalist Catholic splinter group, one of whose bishops has denied the full extent of the Holocaust, with the aim of re-integrating it fully into the Church. Vatican officials and leaders of the...

Vatican synod urges corrupt African leaders to quit

Oct 23, 2009
Roman Catholic bishops called on corrupt Catholic leaders in Africa on Friday to repent or resign for giving the continent and the Church a bad name. Around 200 African bishops, along with dozens of other bishops and Africa experts, also accused mult...

Top Japan pol calls Christianity self-righteous, Islam hardly better

Nov 11, 2009
A top politician in Japan’s ruling Democratic Party has praised Buddhism while calling Christianity “exclusive and self-righteous” and Islam only somewhat better.  Secretary-General Ichiro Ozawa made the remarks after meeting the head of the Japan...

Those left behind: The legacy of Arlington's Section 60

Nov 10, 2009
Larry Downing is a Reuters senior staff photographer assigned to the White House. He shares that duty with three other staff photographers. He has lived in Washington since 1977 and has been assigned to cover the White House, since 1978. President...

Pilgrims snub H1N1 flu and flock to Saudi Arabia

Nov 10, 2009
Standing in the middle of a long queue at Jeddah airport, Mahdi Sharif is one of millions of Muslims waiting to enter Saudi Arabia to start the annual haj pilgrimage despite a global outbreak of the H1N1 flu virus. Little fazed by the spread of the...

Testing the limits of animal lab experiments

Nov 10, 2009
A mouse that can speak? A monkey with Down's Syndrome? Dogs with human hands or feet? British scientists want to know if such experiments are acceptable, or if they go too far in the name of medical research. The Academy of Medical Sciences has...

Indian villagers see rare sea turtle as incarnation of God

Nov 10, 2009
Hundreds of poor Hindu villagers in Orissa state in eastern India have refused to hand over a rare sea turtle to authorities, saying it is an incarnation of God. Villagers chanting hymns and carrying garlands, bowls of rice and fruits are pouring in...


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