
US-Iran Ceasefire Expires as Kushner Arrives in Israel; USS Abraham Lincoln Crew Headed Home | CBN
An important day has begun in the Middle East as the 60-day U.S. ceasefire with Iran expires, and U.S.

An important day has begun in the Middle East as the 60-day U.S. ceasefire with Iran expires, and U.S.

The European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) has welcomed a ruling on Aug. 14 by the French Constitutional Council to protect the rights of faith-based institutions to opt out of assisting patients to die.

A Federal High Court in the Muslim-majority northern Nigeria has ruled that Islamic religious police have no authority to arrest a woman over her conversion from Islam to Christianity The ruling

The Christian Institute has warned that government plans to give cohabiting couples the same rights as married couples might not only further disincentivize marriage, but also place a barrier on

The Armenian Apostolic Church (AAC) has been engaged in a years long cold war with the Armenian government.

Leaders of the ruling socialist government and the opposition agreed to reform the justice system, try to recover frozen assets, and address the needs of those affected by the June double earthquake.

Twenty African countries have endorsed a new charter affirming national sovereignty over issues including abortion, marriage and family policy, amid an ongoing debate over the influence of Western governments and international organisations on social policy across the continent.

In the video released by pro-governemnt media outlets, the bishop appears relaxed and in good health. However, critics maintain this is staged propaganda ignoring that he is under house arrest.

At least 38 people were killed when a magnitude-7.7 earthquake struck off the eastern coast of Indonesia before dawn on Saturday (Aug. 15), as rescue teams struggled to reach the region closest to the epicentre with roads blocked by landslides and communications networks down.

Government plans to extend financial and property rights to unmarried couples could lead to fewer marriages and births in England and Wales, according to a new report drawing on the experience of Finland.