Biden Rewards Azerbaijan’s Aggression with Climate Leadership Role
COMMENTARY: Having conquered one Armenian community, Azerbaijan’s president Ilham Aliyev is now threatening another.
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Religious-Freedom Advocate Nina Shea: ‘Ora et Labora’ Needed to Address Persecution Worldwide
The 2023 Benedict Leadership Award was presented to the director of the Center for Religious Freedom at the Hudson Institute last month at Belmont Abbey College.
China’s ‘New Era’ and Our Response
COMMENTARY: Washington & Rome Must Not Surrender in the CCP’s War of Ideology
Africa’s Young Christian Communities Are Now in Islamic-Extremist Crosshairs
DECADE IN REVIEW: The continent, home to the world’s largest Christian population and considered the Church’s ‘beacon of hope,’ faces a growing threat of religious hostility.
Asia Bibi, Modern Confessor of the Faith
COMMENTARY: A drama of faithfulness, courage and perseverance, in which good ultimately triumphs. It is also a window into the importance of the struggle to defend religious freedom.
France’s Other Burning Churches
COMMENTARY: The country needs to identify the circumstances and motives behind the attacks and take decisive action.
The Vatican’s Agreement With China Looks Even Worse Now
COMMENTARY: The provisional agreement, now two months old, is being used to suppress the faithful.
Church Leaders Push for US to Name Christians as Victims of Genocide
It is critically important that the State Department consider the best available evidence before issuing a statement that would exclude Christians, Carl Anderson of the Knights of Columbus said in his testimony to a House subcommittee.
Pope Francis on China: ‘I Am Ready to Go There’
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Pope signaled his openness to dialogue with the Asian superpower while flying through Chinese airspace on his way back to Rome, but Vatican-China relations remain difficult.
