Religious Sensitivities Under Scrutiny (Malaysia): Johor Bahru police are hunting an e-hailing driver after a viral video allegedly shows a passenger insulting Islam and the Quran, with the case investigated under sedition and communications laws. Church-State Tensions (Nigeria): Nigeria’s Presidency pushed back on Cardinal John Onaiyekan’s criticism of President Tinubu, saying he spoke personally and politically rather than for all Christians; Onaiyekan later reiterated Tinubu rejected the bishops’ concerns. Catholic Community Alarm (Nigeria): Benue’s Catholic Diocese says a seminarian was abducted from the bishop’s residence, while police say it’s not confirmed and is being treated as a missing-person case. Religious Freedom & Public Policy (India): Karnataka’s home minister clarified there’s no ban on religious attire in police recruitment exams, urging candidates to follow hall-ticket rules. Faith, Heritage, and Outreach (Jordan): Jordan signed an agreement to host “Jordan: Dawn of Christianity” at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, highlighting nearly 2,000 years of Christian presence. Violence Against Clergy (Nigeria): Kogi State condemned the machete killing of a Catholic priest and ordered security agencies to find the killers. Interfaith Solidarity (Nepal): A village reflection from Kotila highlights shared life between Muslim and non-Muslim neighbors, urging unity against hate. Devotional Culture (US): Krishna Das is set to bring kirtan to the Woodstock Festival of Awakening, spotlighting bhakti chanting and healing through music and meditation.