Five Christians have died and dozens more were injured following violent clashes in northern Uganda on 4 November, after tensions rose over reports of pork being sold near a mosque in Yumbe District.
Alexander Wurm, 53, and his daughter Serena, 22, were flying humanitarian supplies to Jamaica, which is still recovering from Hurricane Melissa.
Christians in Bangladesh say they are living in fear after two homemade bomb attacks targeted a Catholic cathedral and a Church-run school in Dhaka last week.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has set out his views on ongoing discussions with Israel during an interview with The Washington Post, following his historic first visit to the White House on Monday.
Russian courts have banned three Baptist churches in the southern Krasnodar region for failing to register with the government.
A Pakistani Christian woman has been granted bail after spending over a year in prison on false blasphemy charges, her lawyer confirmed.
Three leaders of an unregistered Christian house church in Xi’an, central China, have been arrested by authorities and are facing fraud charges, raising fresh concerns over religious freedom in the country.
A new report has warned that religious freedom in Armenia, the world’s oldest Christian nation, is facing its most serious challenge in decades, amid claims of growing hostility between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government and the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church (AAHC).
The Bible Society has released a comprehensive new report examining how culture, religion, politics, and economics influence how people around the world engage with the Bible.
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his prayers for people suffering amid wars across the world and made a special appeal for the people of Myanmar, who continue to face one of Asia’s worst humanitarian crises.
Pastor Koh, known for his Christian social work and outreach ministry, was abducted on 13 February 2017 by five masked men in a well-coordinated operation captured on video.
At least 17 Christians were killed overnight in coordinated attacks by suspected Fulani militants along the Plateau–Kaduna border in central Nigeria, shortly after the United States designated the country a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) for ongoing violations of religious freedom.
