29 September 2004
There is significant progress in negotiations that have been going on for about two years now, on strengthening co-operation between... Read more
Category: Articles
28 September 2004
Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, has two Protestant and one Catholic church, which are suspected of being "show churches" for display... Read more
28 September 2004
China's estimated 3,000 scattered Orthodox Christians may soon be able to have their own priests once again. Since 2003, 15 Chinese... Read more
16 September 2004
Parsis, who came to India in the 8th century fleeing Muslim persecution in then Persia, may be heading for slow... Read more
29 August 2004
Some 180 young Hindus from around the world will meet in the Indonesian resort of Bali in November to set... Read more
24 August 2004
Established in the 1950s in the Middle East, Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami (The Party of Islamic Liberation) began operating in Central... Read more
15 August 2004
Religious leaders in Thailand agree that consumerism and materialism alienate young Thais from religion and family. Read more
15 August 2004
Railway Minister Lalu Prasad is reportedly working on plans to connect all important Buddhist shrines across India through modern and... Read more
13 August 2004
On the eve of the 2004 Olympic Games, Pope John Paul II, perhaps the most sporting pontiff ever, set up... Read more
12 August 2004
Getting to the Olympics remains a challenge for many female athletes, particularly those from strictly conservative Muslim countries where beliefs... Read more