NEW EUROPE: Christians Among Record Numbers Of Refugees Fleeing To Europe As Cold Sets...
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewslife reporting from Dobova, Slovenia
DOBOVA, SLOVENIA (BosNewsLife)-- Christians are among record numbers of refugees rushing to Europe despite questions whether the European Union’s pledged assistance can come quickly enough to make a difference as winter sets in. Slovenia’s Prime Minister Miro Cerar has even warned that if some immediate and concrete actions on the ground is not delivered within the next few days and weeks the European Union and Europe as a whole will start falling apart.
DOBOVA, SLOVENIA (BosNewsLife)-- Christians are among record numbers of refugees rushing to Europe despite questions whether the European Union’s pledged assistance can come quickly enough to make a difference as winter sets in. Slovenia’s Prime Minister Miro Cerar has even warned that if some immediate and concrete actions on the ground is not delivered within the next few days and weeks the European Union and Europe as a whole will start falling apart. BosNewsLife’s Week in Review: Christians Worship As Islamic Militants Attack And Kill (Nov.11-17)
By BosNewsLife News Center
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (BosNewsLife)-- The November 11-17 newsweek was marked by reports of Islamic militants attacking churches and, in at least one case, beheading a young Christian man "for leaving Islam", though believers continued to gather in worship expressing their faith in Christ and in their future.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (BosNewsLife)-- The November 11-17 newsweek was marked by reports of Islamic militants attacking churches and, in at least one case, beheading a young Christian man "for leaving Islam", though believers continued to gather in worship expressing their faith in Christ and in their future.
NEWS WATCH: Surprise Victory in Slovenia’s Presidential Election
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By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent, BosNewsLife
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA (BosNewsLife)-- Slovenia's president has unexpectedly lost Sunday's first round of presidential elections. Official results showed President Danilo Turk received roughly 36 per cent of the vote, behind former prime minister Borut Pahor with about 40 per cent.
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent, BosNewsLife
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA (BosNewsLife)-- Slovenia's president has unexpectedly lost Sunday's first round of presidential elections. Official results showed President Danilo Turk received roughly 36 per cent of the vote, behind former prime minister Borut Pahor with about 40 per cent. 
