The EU-backed project gives special attention to religious minorities facing online hate, manipulation and extremist narratives. A new European project is placing minority communities
At a time when public life often feels pulled toward suspicion and division, a gathering in Surrey offered a quieter but meaningful counterpoint: people
The World Council of Churches and the UN Refugee Agency have taken a hopeful step for people living through displacement and statelessness, signing a
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Three major Christian humanitarian organizations have joined voices in a new appeal that frames hunger not only as a policy crisis, but as a
Three major Christian humanitarian bodies are turning a global hunger warning into a shared call for action, urging governments, churches and communities to protect
Madrid, Barcelona, Montserrat and the Canary Islands form the heart of the Pope’s June 6–12 journey. Pope Leo XIV has begun a six-day apostolic
The Pentagon says the change simplifies chaplaincy records. Minority-faith advocates say it may make some service members harder to see. For decades, a service
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