Oxford’s Violent Past: Medieval Students Fuelled Murder Rates 50 Times Higher Than Modern Cities
Boozed-up, axe-wielding students from rival nations clashed in the City of Dreaming Spires, says Cambridge study.
Europe
Jewish Organizations Forge Alliances At UNGA, Discuss Antisemitism And Iran
US Jewish groups hold sideline meetings with world leaders at UN General Assembly
Polish Artist Challenges Blasphemy Laws, Stifling Freedom Of Expression
Krzysztof Soroka's painting sparks debate on the role of the Catholic Church in Polish society
Porter’s Shift Saves His Life: Inoperable Brain Tumor Discovered
Hospital porter unknowingly saves own life by working on day off
Israeli Veteran Athletes Shine At Invictus Games In Germany
A 20-member Israeli team participated in the Invictus Games that took place in Dusseldorf, Germany, last week
The World Needs Peace, Azerbaijan And Armenians Conflict Has Killed Soldiers And Displaced Civilians
The three-decade conflict has killed tens of thousands of soldiers and displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians
BBC Radio Documentary Researches 300 Jews Who Enlisted In German Army
Fewer than 80 years after the Holocaust, some 300 Jews serve in the Bundeswehr, the German armed forces
Train Station Barber Retires After 25 Years And More Than 75,000 Haircuts
Demetris Georgiou, 78, began trading in central London's Marylebone station in 1998.
Duck Dynasty Star, American Faith Leaders Visits Ukraine Church Project
Across the United States a number of Christian groups have supported the efforts of Christian Aid Organizations for Ukraine