An Uneasy End to an Elusive War with Iran Draws Near
ANALYSIS: Even as both sides trade threats and boasts, the United States and Iran appear closer to a negotiated end to their 39-day conflict.
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Lebanon in the Crosshairs
As the conflict with Iran enters its fourth week, the widening fighting has now impacted multiple countries in the region. One of the most impacted is Lebanon. Register contributor and Middle East expert Ambassador Fernandez joins us this week on Register Radio. And then, Faith and Reason are not – and cannot – be in conflict with each other. Bishop Earl Fernandez of Columbus, Ohio, tells us about efforts to help young people see the importance of that relationship.
A Pause, a Peace, and a ‘Cup of Poison’: How Wars End in Iran
COMMENTARY: The Iran-Israel-United States war that began Feb. 28 is closer to the end than the beginning. But exactly how it ends remains murky.
War in Iran
As the Iran conflict enters its second full week, fear grows that the loss of life and destruction might expand across the whole region.This week on Register Radio, Register contributor Ambassador Alberto Fernandez with the latest on the situation.And then…Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us to discuss the debate over AI and ethics after a major AI company Pentagon demands to use Artificial Intelligence in autonomous weapons and surveillance.
Pope Leo XIV: ‘All Lives Are Not Equally Respected’ Amid War and Inequality in Health Care
The Pope told the Pontifical Academy for Life it is hypocritical to call health a universal value while ignoring policies that drive disparities.
In Gaza and Israel, Fragile Peace Brings Hope and Heartache
As Gazans return to ruins and Israelis mark Simchat Torah in uneasy calm, prayers rise for healing and trust to take root.
When War Looms, the Wounds of Christ Remind Us What Endures
The Catholic Church offers clarity and courage when the future is uncertain.
Christian Family Killed in Iran’s First Missile Strike on Israel
A mother, her two daughters, and her sister-in-law were killed when an Iranian missile struck their adjoining homes in Tamra, a mixed Christian-Muslim town in northern Israel.
Israel Strikes Iran: What Happens Next?
INTERVIEW: Whether the blow to Iran’s military leadership and its nuclear program puts the Middle East on a path to greater security or a wider war hinges on many unknowns, explains Alberto M. Fernandez, a former U.S. diplomat and an expert on Middle East affairs
Ukrainian Military Chaplain Brings Christ’s Light to War’s Dark Trenches
From battlefield funerals to front-line faith, Father Taras Mykhalchuk ministers where few dare to go — and says war has only strengthened his faith.
