15 June 2007
 Unholy allianceJonathan LuxmooreFormer Soviet satellite countries are predictably nervous in the face of the Russia's recent sabre-rattling. More disturbing yet is the Orthodox Church's enthusiasm to align itself with Moscow's increasingly hardline foreign policy Church in the WorldCaritas set for reform after electing first woman secretary general |
AustraliaMPs tell archbishops to stay out of politics | EuropeEurope slated as the home of 'Christianophobia' |
FrancePriest to advise housing ministry | GermanyChurch leaders lock horns with Islam |
MaltaBishops issue plea for immigrants | NicaraguaOrtega warned: keep distance from Chavez |
PolandEvery little helps in the campaign against Tesco | RomeBush has first meeting with Benedict XVI |
United StatesPoor hit hardest by climate change |
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