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Devoid of electricity, water, or heat, life on the front lines in southern Ukraine is sheer survival. The town of Orikhiv once was home to about 20,000 people. Today, less than ten percent remain. Abandoned pets roam the streets, hungry and traumatized by the near-constant shelling, which has damaged or destroyed more than 70 percent of this city.
A British pro-life activist is facing criminal charges for silently praying outside an abortion clinic in Birmingham while it was closed She was charged with four counts of violating a Public Space ...
A charity volunteer in the United Kingdom was arrested after she told the police she "might" be praying silently when questioned as to why she was standing on a public street near an abortion facility. And she's not the first person to be arrested in the UK in recent months for praying in their head.
A man suspected of being a Muslim extremist in the ranks of the Sudanese military last Friday burned down a church building in eastern Sudan, sources said
A high-level official in western Indonesia on Saturday (Dec. 17) announced an agreement with a multi-faith body that prohibits Christmas celebrations in a district at sites without government approval.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to the United States Wednesday for a meeting with President Joe Biden and to speak before Congress. The visit is to strengthen resilience and defense c...
As part of her bail conditions, restrictions have been placed on her participating in public prayer.
MSPs have backed the Scottish government's plans to lower the age at which Scots can change their legal gender.
Since Israel re-opened its borders in March following the COVID lockdowns, tourists have been flooding back. This influx is helping many areas, especially around Bethlehem this time of year, although another issue is facing this local Christian community. Christians in Beit Sahour, the area where shepherds learned of Jesus’s birth more than two thousand years ago, are happily welcoming visitors back to their town. Still, they have a concern: the steady exodus of Christians from the land of the Bible.
Many people hate big media’s rampant censoring, de-platforming and canceling of social media participants. Now they have great hope that Twitter CEO Elon Musk will display a much more tolerant respect for free speech. However, a top Israeli tech journalist has doubts, both about Musk and about free speech that may not be as free as some may think.
