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Pope Leo XIV Calls for Renewal of Faith and Unity in First Address

In his first mass as pope, Leo XIV urged the Catholic Church to confront the growing decline in faith, calling for a renewed missionary spirit and unity among believers. The 69-year-old American, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, was elected on Thursday as the 267th pope and spiritual leader of 1.4

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New Pope Leo XIV Receives Global Support as He Begins Leadership

Political and religious leaders across the world have extended their congratulations to Pope Leo XIV, the newly elected head of the Catholic Church.   Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Prevost in Chicago, becomes the first North American to assume the papacy. Known for his reformist approach, he spent many years

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India Launches Airstrikes on Pakistan Following Kashmir Attack; Pakistan Claims It Downed Five Jets

India launched a large-scale military operation named “Operation Sindoor,” targeting what it described as terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The missile strikes mark the deepest cross-border action by India in years, pushing tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors to dangerous new heights. Pakistani authorities reported that at least eight

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Drone Strikes Leave Port Sudan in Darkness as Attacks Escalate

A wave of drone strikes on Tuesday has knocked out power across Port Sudan after a major electricity station was hit, plunging the eastern Sudanese city into darkness. The attack marks an intensification of assaults by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which began targeting the city over the weekend.

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Nigeria Overtakes Sudan as Africa’s Epicenter of Child Malnutrition

Nigeria has surpassed conflict-ridden Sudan to become the African country with the highest number of malnourished children and now ranks second globally in child malnutrition.   A UNICEF official revealed this during a briefing on the upcoming lean season, stating that 600,000 Nigerian children are currently suffering from acute malnutrition.

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Microsoft shuts down Skype, redirects users to Microsoft Teams

Skype shuts down after 22 years Microsoft has officially shuts down Skype today, May 5, redirecting users to the free version of Microsoft Teams. Launched in 2003, Skype was a pioneer in internet calling and video chats, peaking at 300 million users in 2016 before declining to 36 million by

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