Nigeria: Terrorists kill 2 Catholic priests
Unidentified terrorists have killed two Catholic priests in the Nigerian states of Kaduna and Edo, according to statements by their respective archdioceses which come a month after two other priests ...
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UN Agency Suspends Six Employees Accused of Calling for Slaughter of Jews
The United Nations agency dedicated to serving Palestinian refugees announced it suspended six of its staffers following a report from a pro-Israel group showing they had written messages on social media in support of the Hamas terror organization in Gaza.
Afghanistan Named Worst Country for Christian Persecution
Following the US withdrawal and the Taliban's return to power, Afghanistan has been chosen as the worst country for Christian persecution by a religious freedom advocacy group.
Israel’s Parliament Dissolves, Sets Fifth Election in Over Three Years
Israel’s parliament officially voted to dissolve itself on Thursday, bringing Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s governing coalition to an end after months of political crises and triggering the country’s fifth election in three and a half years.
Unilever Strikes Deal to Continue Sale of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream in Israeli Settlement Communities
Ben & Jerry’s ice cream will stay on store shelves in the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria – and eastern Jerusalem despite the ice cream maker announcing last year that it would stop selling its product there in protest of Israel’s settlement communities.
Christian doctor takes pronoun case to Court of Appeal after 'muddled' judgment
A Christian doctor is to appeal a judgment affirming his right to disagree with transgenderism while asserting that these views cannot be expressed in the workplace.
Archie Battersbee's family win appeal in life support case
The family of Archie Battersbee have won their appeal against a decision to withdraw the 12-year-old's life support.
Archie Battersbee's parents win appeal, granted new hearing to block removal of son's life support
The parents of Archie Battersbee have won the right to a new hearing to determine whether their 12-year-old son can continue on life support after a judge ruled that a London hospital could ...
U.S. Boosts Military Presence in Europe
President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday at the NATO summit in Madrid that he plans to add 20,000 more American troops to those already stationed in Europe and to establish the first U.S. military ...
‘This is our Exodus’ - The Christian Chronicle
In Poland’s capital, Ukrainian refugees are ‘in each other’s faces, at each other’s throats’ — and are redefining what it means to be a church.
