Iranian Christian convert praises U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, walks hundreds of miles to freedom
Ahead of U.S.-Israeli military strikes, Iranian Christians hoped for a regime change to end a deadly crackdown on demonstrators
Church groups hope newly elected government will calm political turmoil, ensure religious freedom
Amid the Asian country’s civil war, the latest general election is viewed as the junta’s bid to maintain power
Bill C-9 would expand the definition of hate crimes, threatening Christians and others for expressions of opinion
In global hot spots this year, Christians endured persecution, youths protested governments, and generals warred for power
A surge in Islamist terror has Catholics and Protestants on edge
Jihadists’ economic insurgency pressures Mali’s ruling junta
Amid an uptick in bear attacks, residents take precautions and the government deploys soldiers
Political youth organizations lay claim to Charlie Kirk’s legacy
