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Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy on Tuesday decried an apparent Russian missile strike that hit neighboring NATO member Poland as “a very significant escalation” of the war.
The world hit a new milestone today. The global population has reached 8 billion people, according to a projection by the United Nations. The U.N. and other public officials are wringing their hands about what they deem to be overpopulation of the planet. But economic experts point out that population growth leads to economic growth which is good for everyone.
A United Nations office that is monitoring human rights in Ukraine said Tuesday that they are sending a team to Kherson city to verify alledged human rights abuses. The UN said there are nearly 80 ca...
A Nigerian Sufi musician facing the death penalty for a blasphemy charge has filed an appeal with the country s Supreme Court, according to a human rights group that says the case has the potential ...
"A prize for terrorist organizations and their campaign against Israel.” That is how outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid characterized a vote last week in the United Nations. The resolution accuses Israel of annexing and occupying Palestinian territory in the West Bank, the biblical lands of Judea and Samaria.
"A prize for terrorist organizations and their campaign against Israel.” That is how outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid characterized a vote last week in the United Nations. The resolution accuses Israel of annexing and occupying Palestinian territory in the West Bank, the biblical lands of Judea and Samaria.
More than 500 anti-Christian hate crimes occurred in Europe in 2021, a significant drop from the nearly 1,000 that occurred in the previous year, according to a new study
Religious life in America was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. But did it lead to a loss of faith as well as a decline in churchgoing?
Two Christians imprisoned in Iran for their church leadership roles were released a few days after a fire broke out in Tehran's Evin Prison on Oct. 15, but rights advocates were mystified about why they were freed.
A survey of hundreds of churches in the Diocese of Ely, which spans Cambridgeshire and West Norfolk, found that only one in five was financially profitable.
