
Ukraine regains ground in Kharkiv
Counterattacks by Kyiv have forced Moscow to withdraw its troops from parts of the Kharkiv region to keep from being surrounded. In their hasty retreat, Russian forces left large numbers of weapons a...

Counterattacks by Kyiv have forced Moscow to withdraw its troops from parts of the Kharkiv region to keep from being surrounded. In their hasty retreat, Russian forces left large numbers of weapons a...

Mourners lined streets throughout Scotland on Sunday to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II. A hearse carrying the late monarch’s casket processed slowly to Edinburgh from Balmoral Castle, where the ...

The British press and citizens were surprised to see Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex, set aside their differences with the royal family by joining the ...

Prayers will also be said for Britain's new sovereign, King Charles III.

The Queen's state funeral is to take place at Westminster Abbey on 19 September on a day of mourning that King Charles III has declared a public holiday.

A university in Mexico has initiated proceedings against a recent psychology graduate after a group of professors expressed concerns over his graduation speech defending the family and the sanctity ...

Charles III was today proclaimed king in the presence of the royal family, Prime Minister Liz Truss, former prime ministers, politicians, the archbishops of Canterbury and York, and other dignitaries ...

The U S Commission on International Religious Freedom has warned that religious freedom is deteriorating in Nigeria because of rising violence by non-State actors, and poor governance is driving and ...

The Queen was patron to over 600 charities, many of them Christian and some of them, like Bible Society, the Council of Christians and Jews, and the National Churches Trust, came under her patronage from the start of her reign or very soon thereafter.

Charles III was today officially proclaimed King in the presence of the Royal Family, Prime Minister, former prime ministers, politicians, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and other dignitaries.