Jenny is WORLD’s global desk chief and European reporter. She is a World Journalism Institute and Smith College graduate. She is the author of the novel Mountains of Manhattan and resides in Porrentruy, Switzerland, with her family.
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BACKGROUNDER | The principal judicial organ of the United Nations adjudicates international legal disputes, but it has no police enforcement powers
The French president holds legislative elections challenging the trend toward conservative leaders
Across Europe, farmers are protesting overregulation due to the climate agenda
Jenny Lind Schmitt | Historic Christian nation fights for survival amid regional bullies on a geopolitical power trip
International stories of persecution, political shifts, and religious liberty wins
Visiting shepherds’ caves near Bethlehem in Israel
BACKGROUNDER | To hide from Israeli airstrikes and soldiers, Hamas has built hundreds of miles of tunnels—complete with kitchenettes and toilets
Teaching French schoolchildren about the Pilgrims requires more than costumes and pumpkin pie
How have society’s attitudes shifted regarding children and families? And what does that do to a culture? On today's episode, we’re joined by WJI graduate Chiara Lamberti and WORLD’s Jenny Lind Schmitt.
Israel’s Supreme Court considers overturning a law raising the court’s level of scrutiny required to overturn actions of the prime minister
