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The Berlin Pride attack has reignited questions about ideology, truth and prejudice, exposing how political narratives can distort public reactions and deepen suspicion towards Christianity.

Alan Ritchson’s faith is sincere yet complicated, blending robust defences of Christianity with controversial political remarks, candid reflections on mental health and an unwavering commitment to family.

A van plowed through Berlin's Pride festival, killing one and injuring 29. The driver had joined ISIS, been convicted of extremism, and then released by German courts who believed his apology. They were wrong — and now families are burying loved ones. Will Western governments learn?

Most Australians believe their private messages are private. The government has spent the last eight years proving them wrong. Here's what you need to know about the country's expanding surveillance systems.

When the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sir Salman Rushdie's survival of a stabbing attack, it forgot to mention the "Islamic terrorist" part of the Islamic terrorist attack he fell victim too.

Senator Andrew Bragg asserts that Muslim terrorism has nothing to do with Islam. It’s all down to a mutation in their own mind. But why aren’t Baptists, or Presbyterians, suffering this same mutation of the mind that leads to acts of violence?

Donald Trump has finally concluded that Iran's Islamist rulers cannot be reasoned with, exposing the harsh reality that some regimes are driven by ideology, not negotiation.

Australia's expanding hate speech laws threaten free expression; combating hatred through censorship risks weakening democracy and suppressing legitimate public debate about topics such as Islam.

Labor’s latest Middle East policy draft quietly drops key demands on Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, raising fresh questions about Australia’s stance on terrorism and Palestinian statehood.

Douglas Murray argues that progressive political and media elites in the UK increasingly condemn those who highlight terrorism and immigration-related crime, while deflecting attention from the perpetrators and deeper societal causes.

Demographic trends, immigration, security concerns and Christian responses are examined in this analysis of Islam’s growing presence in the West and its potential long-term implications.

The Nigerian government said Christians were not being massacred. Mainstream media agreed. A new report from the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa says otherwise — and the numbers are devastating.

Al-Qaeda believes Australia contains enough sympathisers to answer its call. Our leaders insist the real problem is people who notice.

The harassment of Helen Mirren in London highlights rising antisemitism, political intimidation, and the distortion of public statements in an increasingly hostile debate over Israel.

While Labor Senator Murray Watt mocked Pauline Hanson for celebrating her 72nd birthday in style, a new poll suggested One Nation is now Australia's most popular political party.

When it comes to returning ISIS members, the Albanese Government's deradicalisation policy doesn't just miss the point — it waits for the explosion before calling the fire brigade.

On 2 March, Hezbollah, the Shia militant group in southern Lebanon attacked northern Israel with drones and rockets to demonstrate their support for Iran. The Israeli Defense Force responded by bombing Beirut and villages across the border.

Melbourne's Iranian community voices outrage over the Albanese Government's decision to admit ISIS-linked women while Iranian visa applications remain unanswered and a six-month visiting ban stays in place.

A 2015 ABC Lateline interview revisited: Katy Faust, raised by lesbian mothers, calmly dismantles Australia's most probing journalist with compelling, child-centred arguments against same-sex marriage.

Australia's post-9/11 surveillance powers face a Senate battle, as Labor moves to make temporary counter-terrorism measures permanent, raising serious civil liberties alarms.