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Hegseth’s ‘No Quarter’ Pledge Draws Legal Rebuke Over War-Crime Ban

Experts call for a retraction, citing a longstanding ban on declaring no quarter under the laws of war.

Pope Leo Urges Christian Leaders Behind War to Go to Confession

Constitutional Court Unanimously Rejects Father's Bid to Halt Barcelona Woman's Euthanasia

France’s Assembly Advances Assisted-Dying Bill, Backs Patient Choice Pending Revote

Notre Dame Stands by Institute Director Pick as Bishop Condemns Appointment

After New York Legalizes Medical Aid in Dying, Connecticut Backers Press for a Vote

Pope Leo XIV Calls Abortion the ‘Greatest Destroyer of Peace’ in Address to Young Politicians

French Senate Rejects Assisted-Dying Bill, Sending It Back to the National Assembly

NIH Halts Funding for Research Using Aborted Fetal Tissue

At Rajasthan’s Maryada Mahotsav, RSS Chief Bhagwat Calls for Dharma-Led Global Conduct

Three U.S. Catholic Cardinals Call for a Moral Reset of American Foreign Policy

Supreme Court Reserves Verdict on Plea to Withdraw Life Support for Harish Rana

Pope Leão XIV Opens 2026 With Plea to 'Disarm' Hearts, Reject Violence

Pope Leo XIV 'Very Disappointed' Over Illinois Assisted-Dying Law After Pritzker Signs

New York Moves to Legalize Medical Aid in Dying as Hochul Backs Amended Bill

Pritzker Signs Medical Aid in Dying Law, Making Illinois First in the Midwest

Supreme Court Orders AIIMS Panel on Passive Euthanasia Case, Report Due Dec. 17

Dignitas Founder Ludwig Minelli Dies by Assisted Suicide at 92 at One of His Clinics

Supreme Court Orders Primary Medical Board at Noida Hospital to Assess Passive Euthanasia Plea, Report Due in Two Weeks

Milan Opens Probe Into Alleged 'Human Safaris' in Sarajevo as Journalist Names Serbia's President