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Despite being discovered three decades ago, AIDS continues to be a leading cause of death throughout Africa. Research by UNAIDS estimates that there are 42 million people in the world currently...
Pope Benedict may travel to Africa next year for the first time as pontiff, a senior Vatican official said in comments published on Sunday.
Vatican Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone said the...
Pope Benedict gave George W. Bush an unprecedented welcome in the tranquillity of the Vatican Gardens on Friday before the U.S. president resumed his campaign to rally European support for...
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe flew into Rome for a global food summit on Sunday, his first official trip abroad since elections condemned by Western and opposition leaders as fraudulent.
The...
Pope Benedict turns to world issues on Friday when he addresses the United Nations in New York after three days in Washington overshadowed by the scandal of sexual abuse of minors by U.S. Catholic...
The Vatican issued a new guide to saint making on Monday that it hopes will clarify and streamline the process of singling out souls for Catholicism's highest honour.
The instructions for...
Some professors and students are protesting against plans for Pope Benedict to address Rome's most prestigious university, saying a speech he made nearly two decades ago showed he had...
STATEMENT BY MR AZIZ PAHAD, DEPUTY MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
INTRODUCING THE SOUTH AFRICAN LEGAL TEAM AT THE INTERNATIONAL COURT
OF JUSTICE, The Hague, The Netherlands
Poland's 29-million voters go to the polls tomorrow to decide
whether to join the European Union, in a two-day referendum, which
could determine the success of the bloc's eastern enlargement.
The Vatican on Monday urged the international community to allow
United Nations weapons inspectors to continue their work in Iraq,
warning that a war that did not receive the explicit backing of...
Pope John Paul II urged Iraq to "faithfully respect" UN resolutions
in talks with Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz here Friday,
during which the diplomat pledged his country's cooperation...
As world attention focuses on Friday's report from UN weapons
inspectors, the discovery of an Iraqi missile may be the "smoking
gun" the United States has sought to launch a war on Baghdad.