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Two Christian prisoners held in Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison—known as Iran’s “torture factory”—were released last week. Nasser Navard Gol-Tapeh, 61, was released on Oct. 17, and 51-year-old Fariba Dalir the following day. Nasser was arrested in June 2016, along with three others, for “acting against national security” by belonging to a house church. He was sentenced to 10 years …
The 53 satellites launched into low-Earth orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The launches come after a senior U.S. official confirmed just under two weeks ago that billionaire Elon ...
The North launched the two short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea on Friday. South Korea, Japan, and the United States all condemned the tests. These launches constitute the North’s first mis...
As Russian troops are face increasing strain with the Ukrainian army seeks to retake the southern city of Kherson, stories of atrocities, persecution, and God's deliverance are emerging from the occupied territory.
Forty days after her death, thousands of Iranians gathered at the grave of Masha Amini, the student who died in police custody after her arrest for improperly wearing a woman’s head covering, the hijab.Her death sparked weeks of ongoing protests, a prolonged disturbance that some now say poses a threat to the Islamic regime.
MSPs have given their support to the Scottish government's plans to make changing legal gender quicker and easier.
The final surveys published before Israel’s November 1st elections show Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a clearer path to victory over Prime Minister Yair Lapid, but two of the polls put the Netanyahu bloc just one seat short of a Knesset majority of 61.
Suspected Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists killed two Christians in north-central Nigeria after slaughtering 13 others in two prior attacks, sources said
Pope Francis recently warned a group of priests and seminary students about the dangers of internet pornography, declaring that, along with other online temptations, it weakens the soul
CBN News has learned that Danish evangelist Torben Søndergaard, who was taken into custody June 30th in Florida while awaiting a decision on a pending asylum application with the U.S. government, was arrested by an FBI agent with the Joint Terrorism Task Force and told the arrest was for gun smuggling, even though Søndergaard was never charged for that.
