Saudi Execution of Journalist Sparks Condemnation From Human-Rights Groups
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, al-Jasser was convicted of writing a series of social media posts alleging corruption by members of the Saudi royal family.
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Sale of Priceless ‘Salvator Mundi’ Puts Catholic Treasure in Anti-Christian Land
NEWS ANALYSIS: According to U.S. intelligence sources, the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece was purchased by a prince from Saudi Arabia, where Christian devotional art is forbidden.
Saudi Arabia Makes Robot Citizen: But Who Will Listen to Sophia’s Warning?
The robot Sophia has enchanted the world with her advanced artificial intelligence, but human beings may be missing her implicit warning that human moral conduct will determine our future with AI-robots.
‘Industry of Death’: Pope Francis on Arms Dealers and Causes of World War III
NEWS ANALYSIS: In statements reminiscent of President Eisenhower’s warning about combining military and industrial interests, the Holy Father has repeatedly drawn attention to those who profit from conflict.
Muslims vs. ‘Outlaws of Islam’: Islamic Voices Lead Fight Against Extremists
“Our Lord created this world for nations, not just for one nation; for religions, not just one religion; and for sects, not just for one sect,” said Egypt's President Fatah El-Sissi.
Catholic Church Mothering Weary Filipino Mothers in Beirut
Lebanon’s holiday revelry contrasts with the difficult daily lives of hotel and household workers from the Philippines.
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