Hizb Ut Tahrir (HuT), a pan-Islamic terrorist organization that denounces democracy, advocates Caliphate rule, and rejects ...

Several pan-Yoruba groups have united to strongly oppose the potential introduction of Sharia Law in the South-West, describing it as a dangerous move to destabilize the region. The groups emphasized ...

At least pan Yoruba groups have rejected the introduction of Sharia Law in the South-west, saying it is a plot to destabilise ...

The evangelical NGO Open Doors, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, revealed the latest figures from its World Watch List of Christian persecution. Presented by General Director ...

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani on Sunday ordered the recruitment of more Christians into Nineveh’s local ...

Open Doors International's annual World Watch List identifies North Korea as the country where Christians are most persecuted on earth. Other countries in Asia such as Pakistan, India, Myanmar and ...

In “four more years, it’ll be fixed, it’ll be fine, you won’t have to vote anymore, my beautiful Christians,” he said. As a scholar of religion and public life for the past 30 years ...

A radical Islamic group's Canadian conference for the establishment of a caliphate across much of Europe, Africa and the Middle East was cancelled on Tuesday, according to an announcement by ...

According to the event's webpage, the conference's purpose was to discuss "eliminating the obstacles that are delaying" the return of the caliphate — or leader of the Muslim world. The group is ...

(RNS) — Driven by Islamic extremism, authoritarian regimes and war, high-level persecution and discrimination impacted 380 million Christians around the world in 2024, according to the annual ...

13 statement from the Holy See, Parolin met with the religious leaders to discuss the current crises affecting the region, including the need for Christians to address the serious political and ...

So, the radical Islamic terror conference promoting a caliphate has been cancelled again.