The deployment follows sexual abuse reports by Human Rights Watch
Are upset American voters seeking refuge across the northern border?
June Cheng | Warming relations between Beijing and Rome has Catholics in Hong Kong—and underground Catholics in China—worried about state control
Sophia Lee, Emily Belz | As Chinese international students flood U.S. high schools and universities, many are learning about Christianity for the first time—and sometimes embracing it
An Islamic rights group says it has evidence of a plot against Muslim minority
Renewed fighting comes less than a week after ceasefire deal
China’s rulers fear territory’s attempt at more autonomy will spread to the mainland
Former National Security Council member Paul Miller evaluates Clinton, Trump, and McMullin
Rescue comes as the army continues offensive against Boko Haram across Lake Chad region
Blasphemy accusations and violence highlight country’s struggle against radicalization
