Taiwan’s military remained on high alert Tuesday local time after the Chinese military sent forces to conduct drills around the sovereign island. The drill, dubbed Justice Mission 2025, blockaded ke...
Euthanasia has become increasingly available in Australia, being currently legal and accessible in Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia, and Tasmania, and set to become legal in New South Wales later this year.
Local Armenian authorities on Wednesday accepted the plan put forward by local Russian peacekeeping forces, one day after Azerbaijan launched a military “anti-terrorist” operation to retake contr...
Fulani herdsmen on Friday killed 15 Christians in southern Kaduna state, Nigeria, sources said
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich is set to remain in Russian custody through Nov. 30 after a Russian appeals court on Tuesday refused to hear his case. Gershkovich is awaiting trial on es...
India on Tuesday accused Canada of interfering in its internal affairs after Canada began airing allegations that the Indian government was connected to the assassination of a Sikh activist. Hardeep S...
The U.S. continues to not only ignore the Convention on Cluster Munitions but also to ship the weapons to Ukraine. So this issue of A Public Witness uncovers the history of cluster bombs and the moral failure of nations that continue to utilize them.
TikTok was fined around 370 million following an inquiry from a European supervisory authority that found the social media app does not have safeguards to protect underage youth using the platform
The leaders are writing in response to a letter sent to Congress in June by religious groups and legislators asserting that the funds for the program were financing family planning and reproductive health programs, including abortion.
Canon Angela Tilby has faced strong criticism for comments she made on the allegations facing Brand and the media attention they have received.
Christians campaigning for greater transparency around decisions made in the care of critically ill children have expressed disappointment at the outcome of a review led by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics.
