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At least 82 people were killed in Somalia's capital Mogadishu when a
suicide truck bomb exploded outside a compound housing several
government ministries. By Zoe Flood in Nairobi and Abukar Albadri in Mogadishu 6:17PM BST 04 Oct 2011 The attack, one of the most devastating in the city to date, was claimed
by the Islamist militant group al-Shabaab, amid reports that a second
vehicle failed to detonate.
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Videos have been posted online that are purported to show protesters in
Saudi Arabia being shot at by security forces as reports emerge of
violence in the east of the country. Alastair Good
10:11PM BST 05 Oct 2011
The Telegraph UK Saudi police sealed off the village of al-Awamiya in the east of the
country on Monday night after using live fire to disperse Shia
protesters, according to exiled Saudi dissidents.
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Building torched after refusal to remove cross -- crowd said Friday
prayers at site Coptic World
Created on 30 Sept. 2011 09:43:19 AM Fanatics remove the cross of the church St George's Church in the village of Al Marinab of the province of Edfu
was attacked and burned by Muslim fanatics from the same and neighboring
villages. No one was inside the church during the attack. This church
was attacked several weeks ago by the same mob of Muslims who demanded
to remove its cross. Today, they succeeded in doing so as they have been
threatening for several days. They prayed their Friday prayers in front
of the burned church. The fanatics numbered approximately 150. Three
adjacent homes, a store as well as a building, all of which are owned by
Copts, have also been burned.
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CultureWatch: Bill Muehlenberg's commentary on issues of the day... I have written before about the new development known as Chrislam in
which some misguided Christians believe they can somehow combine the two
religions (Christianity and Islam) and still have something recognisable
as the Christian faith. Sorry, but it can't happen.
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SAN ANTONIO | Thu Sep 29, 2011 6:06pm EDT SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A devastating Texas drought that has browned
city lawns and caused more than $5 billion in damages to the state's
farmers and ranchers could continue for another nine years, a state
forecaster said on Thursday.
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