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Canada’s revived “hate speech” bills could criminalise lawful expression, threaten online evangelisation, and expand state power, critics warn, arguing that subjective definitions risk censorship, wrongful convictions, and chilled religious debate.

European watchdog OIDAC reports a sharp rise in violent anti-Christian attacks and church arsons in 2024, urging the EU to address growing hostility and legal discrimination against Christians.

The Victorian Liberal Party this week unexpectedly ousted Brad Battin as opposition leader, electing unopposed the 35-year-old first-term MP Jess Wilson as his replacement. The move came as a shock to many in Victoria.

The Coalition stakes its claim on affordable energy, challenging Labor’s Net Zero obsession based on questionable climate science. With real-world economics on their side, they could win both the argument—and the next election.

South Korea’s crackdown on conservatives and Christians intensifies as former leaders are arrested, raising alarms that the country’s democracy is sliding toward authoritarianism under President Lee Jae-myung.

Young women, including Christians, are increasingly leaning left, but embracing biblical femininity and principled living can counter cultural pressures and restore God-given purpose.

In a wide-ranging interview last Wednesday night, Erika Kirk shared the role that faith has played in her life and Charlie’s and how she intends to lead Turning Point USA in carrying on her late husband’s legacy. Here are some of the top highlights.

One year after Americans across the country voted overwhelmingly to send President Donald Trump back to the White House, Democrats have secured a comeback in blue states, capturing several key offices in last Tuesday’s off-year elections.

In a surprise move, Europe’s Organisation for Security and Co-operation (OSCE) has officially acknowledged the existence of anti-Christian bigotry. Albeit somewhat limpwristedly.

When Muslims kill Muslims in Sudan, it’s genocide. But when Muslims kill Christians in Nigeria — 7,000 this year at the rate of 35 murders a day — it’s apparently “complex”.

Oceans of ink have already been spilled on the election of Communist Muslim Zohran Mamdani as the mayor of New York City. That this will be an appalling outcome for NYC is certain. Mamdami is so very bad in so many ways, not just in terms of disastrous economic policies.

Even a cursory reading of Australian history makes it clear that at Federation, Australia was Christian in culture, law, and demography. Our Constitution wasn’t written to ensure that Australia was secular; it was written by Christians, from a Christian country, to protect the church from the state.

It's two years this week since the Voice referendum. Two years since one of the great victories of democracy against a radical push by activists to divide us by race in the Constitution.

The past weekend saw a series of protests crop up around the United States. Most protestors — notably those participating in “No Kings” events — targeted President Donald Trump and his administration, but other conservatives and Christians also became the centre of attention.

Recent events in Melbourne have exposed the increasing level of left-wing violence in Australia. Left-wing “issue-motivated groups” are increasingly the perpetrators of violence, not the victims.

If Americans can ditch the Woke left and embrace liberty, merit, and common sense, then so too can the rest of the world, including Australia. The importance of Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States is impossible to overstate.

The President of the United States is in the process of negotiating a historic ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. So why are pro-Palestinian protests still being planned? Now that there is a peace deal on the table, surely the goal of these rallies for Gaza has been achieved?

Right-wing unbelief reminds me of Romans 2. Even though they aren’t Christians, they have enough light of truth to acknowledge God, have high regard for the Bible, have some respect for the rule of law, and want to uphold natural law and the civil order.

Various groups have declared similar intentions to commemorate Charlie Kirk, with rationales focussed on the promotion of free speech. But is it really that valuable?  

Leftism properly understood finds its origins in the bloody horrors of the French Revolution, repeated time and time again over the course of the last two-and-a-half centuries of world history.