Fighting intensifies at Mariupol steel plant
Russian forces continued to target the Azovstal plant on Thursday with aircraft, heavy artillery, and “bombs that pierce concrete 3 to 5 meters thick,” said Mariupol Mayor Vadym Boychenko. Ukraini...
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Israel Celebrates 74 Years of Independence
Israel is celebrating 74 years of independence as a modern Jewish state on Thursday.
Hope and sorrow in India
Regardless of the persecution, God is still at work and peoples' faith is growing.
Ukraine Repels Some Attacks but Combat Rages at Steel Mill
Ukrainian forces said Thursday they repelled Russian attacks in the east and recaptured some territory, even as Moscow moved to obstruct the flow of Western weapons to Ukraine by bombarding rail stations and other supply-line targets across the country.
18 Christians Jailed, Fight False Charge of 5 Years Ago - Morningstar News
Christians falsely charged with crimes related to an act of vandalism in central India five years ago spent five days in jail and are fighting the case anew after it mysteriously resurfaced, sources said.
EU plans Russian oil ban
The European Union gets about 25 percent of its oil from Russia, most of which goes toward gasoline and diesel for vehicles. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday called on t...
UK Christians Welcome Refugees amid Frustrations with Immigration Process
The churches are willing. But the bureaucracy is weak.
'Opposition to Our Religious Beliefs': UK Mayor Wants Franklin Graham's 'God Loves You' Tour Ads Off of City Buses
Franklin Graham is receiving pushback once again from an official in the United Kingdom who has taken issue with the evangelist's religious beliefs on marriage and sexuality.
War in Ukraine Sparks Fears of Global Wheat Shortage
The war in Ukraine means much of Ukraine's winter wheat crop will never be harvested, and wheat stored in silos near Odesa can't make it to market becasue of Russia's blockade of ports on the Black Sea. That means countries that rely on Ukrainian wheat are already experiencing shortages.
