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At this very moment, the most dangerous place for Christians is probably the villages of Bishrampur, Ganeshpur, and Jhanakpur in the land-locked state of Chhattisgarh in central India. The terrors faced by Christians include violence, forced conversions, and social ostracism.

I like a lot of what Glen Scrivener says about the place of Christianity at the ARC conference. I differ with him on some major issues in his video though, mainly with his take on David Brooks' speech.

Largely unreported at the time, the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast was held at Mar-a-Lago just days before President Trump's inauguration. A month later, this historic gathering's prayers are already being answered.

JD Vance is arguably the first vice president in modern history to link the resurrection of Jesus so explicitly to governance and public life — and to do so on a major political stage.

A troubling incident at Washington-Liberty Aquatics Center shows how easily women's and girls' safety can be overridden by politically correct staff pandering to a transgender-identifying sex offender.

A West Australian landowner has been found guilty of upsetting an Aboriginal rainbow serpent. The West Australian Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage insisted that the law requires landowners wanting to cross waterways on their own land to obtain the Rainbow Serpent’s blessing.

Australian senator Gerard Rennick is protesting new hate speech legislation, likening lockdowns on free speech to COVID-era overreach. Moreover, his new People First Party has tabled clear policies that will resonate well with Australia’s silent majority.

Ukraine was not invited to a key meeting between American and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia last week to decide what peace in the country might look like. Such high-handed power politics rarely ends well for those affected, as these seven historical examples show.

I believe that what we saw at the Antisemitism Summit at the Central Synagogue was an opportunity to strategise to foil the evil plot of those who would wipe out Australian Jews.

Does the Bible endorse taxpayer-funded foreign aid? A look at Christian ethics and public policy.

My younger brother died in a car accident in Tasmania on 16 January 2025, not too far from where he lived. Cameron left a living legacy displayed in his only daughter, grandchildren, nephews and nieces.

River Movement’s Jordan Winslade shares his heart on trusting God, making music, and reviving Australia’s indie Christian music scene. Read on for the full story.

Tony Burke is facing intense criticism for holding mass citizenship ceremonies in Labor strongholds on the eve of the election, raising concerns about voter manipulation and election integrity in Australia.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is in shock after Islamic militants beheaded 70 Christians in a brutal church massacre.

An aged-care home in Melbourne has provided residents with a companion robot in a bid to ease loneliness. Are we really replacing the wonder of grandchildren with the novelty of robots? That hardly sounds like progress to me.

A new nationwide survey has found that 45% of Democratic and Democratic-leaning Independent voters think their party has veered far too much to the left of the political spectrum.

U.S. foreign aid programs have disbursed more than $100 million to terror-linked entities since 2007, according to a multi-year report released by the Middle East Forum (MEF) earlier this month.

Are we finally waking up from our lockdown and mandate nightmare? Here's hoping, as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is confirmed as head of the world's largest medical agency.

Trump's approval rating is sky high. Are most Americans fools for liking him — or has Australia's propaganda press been covertly conditioning us to loathe the US president?

From the point of view of the public health establishment, the polio vaccine has prevented millions of cases and has nearly eradicated the disease. At the same time, the world’s poorest are afflicted with vaccine-derived polio outbreaks which we can work to prevent.