Around the world, millions of people still suffer under slavery. AMG International works to help those caught up in this evil net and to prevent people from getting caught in the first place.
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Eastern Europe
Slavic Gospel Association Helps Distribute Over 750,000 Meals to Hungry Families During Coronavirus Crisis in the Former Soviet Union
A United States-based evangelical association has helped churches in over 10 countries in the former Soviet Union provide over 750,000 meals to hungry families as the coronavirus pandemic has caused economic struggles and hunger.
Jesse Jackson Pays Homage to Roma People at Auschwitz Ceremony
OSWIECIM, Poland (AP) — American civil rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson prayed and mourned at Auschwitz-Birkenau on Friday as he joined survivors paying homage to an often forgotten genocide — that of the Roma people — on a key 75th anniversary.
President 41, George H.W. Bush, Remembered as a Man Who ‘Felt Right at Home With People Who Loved God and His Word’
President George H.W. Bush, who died Nov. 30 at age 94, is being remembered by Southern Baptists who knew him as a “warm,” “cordial” man who “felt right at home with people who loved God and His Word.”
Russia Launches Largest Military Drill On September 11th With 300,000 Troops, Including China and Mongolia
Russia on Tuesday will launch the biggest military drills in its history involving 300,000 troops as well as Chinese soldiers, in a move North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) denounced as “exercising large-scale conflict”. The week-long deployment alongside Chinese and Mongolian armies dubbed “Vostok-2018” (East-2018) will […]
Russia Reportedly Deployed New Missile, Ignoring U.S. Complaints
Eastern European Countries Back NATO Support Against Russia
After Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula in Ukraine three years ago, the Obama administration decided to send thousands of American soldiers to Eastern Europe to reinforce its NATO allies. The American Ambassador to Poland Paul Jones joins Alison Stewart to discuss the ongoing security situation […]
UK War Games Simulate Russian Invasion; Moscow says it’s ‘Nothing Compared to the Real Thing’
First Lady Historians See Melania Trump as Another Jackie Kennedy
The historic 2016 presidential election keeps on producing first-ever landmarks, and that includes the next first lady of United States, Melania Trump.
Russia Kicked Off of U.N. Human Rights Council
Russia narrowly lost its seat on the main United Nations body devoted to human rights on Friday, signaling international dismay over the military power’s conduct in Syria.
Moscow is Telling Russians to Prepare for War
With tensions between Russia and the United States at their highest since the Cold War, there have been alarming signs coming out of Moscow that suggest the country is ready for war.
5 Things to Know About the New UN Secretary General
It’s official — effective Jan. 1, António Guterres will take on the “world’s most impossible job.” In a straw poll held Oct. 5, the United Nations Security Council voted 13 to 0 with two abstentions to give the former Portuguese prime minister and U.N. high commissioner for […]
