Peter Kenny is a journalist based in Liverpool, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and international affairs. His work has been featured in various publications, including ECUMENICAL NEWS INC, AA, AllAfrica Global Media, Yardbarker, and JD Supra. Peter covers a range of topics, including religious issues, social justice, global events, and human rights.
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Peter Kenny's coverage has a strong focus on Christianity and international relations, with attention to specific events and evolving stories. He also covers government announcements and seeks expert commentary.
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Given his local geographic focus on Liverpool, UK, he may also be interested in human interest stories related to this area that tie into broader themes such as religion or world affairs.
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By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: Reuters / Fabrizio Bensch) A sculpture showing a pistol following Swedish artist Carl Frederik Reutersvaerd sculpture, "Non-Violence" is pictured in front of the Berlin Chancellery Feb. 26, 2013. The German peace initiative "Aktion Aufschrei - Stoppt den Waffenhandel" (Outcry - Stop the arms trade) protest with the sculpture on a square in front of the Chancellery against German arms trade. The words read: "Our arms kill. Germany is the third largest arms-exporting country in the world."
By: Peter Kenny
South Africa's Catholic bishops have condemned and expressed concern at a "distressing" killing after the bullet-riddled body of a priest was found in his car outside the capital of Pretoria.
By: Peter Kenny
The church in Vietnam now faces more challenges than ever with a recent decree by the Vietnamese government to regulate religion in the country.
By: Peter Kenny
(Image by Studio Incendo via Wikimedia Commons) Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protest, August 18, 2019.
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: Vatican Media) Swearing in of Swiss Guards at the Vatican on May6, 2021.
Volker Turk calls for cease-fire and release of hostages, warns full-scale offensive on Rafah cannot take place for sake of civilians
By: Peter Kenny
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison openly displays his Christianity, and he says he wouldn't have been able to lead his country through the COVID-19 pandemic without his faith in God.
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: Vatican News) Pope Francis delivers Christmas greetings and his Urbi et Orbi blessing in St. Peter's Square on Dec. 25, 2021.
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: Sean Hawkey/WCC) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization, addressed the World Council of Churches central committee meeting in Geneva in June 2018.
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