Why is China again targeting underground 'house churches?' DW 10/22/2025
Chinese authorities intensified arrests of underground Christians, enforcing a policy that restricts worship to Party-controlled, officially registered religious organizations.
Nigeria: 'Christian genocide' or a crisis of narratives? DW 10/20/2025
Violence across Nigeria—insurgency, criminal gangs, communal and land disputes, climate pressures, and weak governance—has killed thousands, displaced millions and sparked claims of Christian persecution.
Rostam's struggle to reunite with his family: A symbol of Trump's assault on the US refugee system
U.S. refugee resettlement has been drastically reduced under returning Trump policies, leaving displaced families separated and prospects for reunification unlikely.
The Testament of Ann Lee review strikingly strange portrait of radically ecstatic Shaker leader
Ann Lee founded the Shaker sect, endured persecution, enforced celibacy, and inspired ecstatic communal rituals and minimalist craft depicted in a fervent, baffling film.
Rachel Campos-Duffy: Christians Most Persecuted in Universe
Christians were characterized as the most persecuted religion worldwide while recent church attacks, child antidepressant prescriptions, and retired-veteran school patrols were presented as related issues.