Police leaders and regional mayors warn the service is buckling under explosions, protests, and rising public safety demands.

Ashur Sarnaya survived ISIS but was killed in Europe for his faith—raising urgent questions about Christian safety and religious freedom in the West.

Fr. Custodio Ballester’s supporters say the case is meant to intimidate others into silence—while the Church stays quiet.

An internet watchdog reports that connectivity at less than 1% of normal levels, forcing residents and businesses to rely on radio and limited satellite links to communicate.

The U.S. president insists that Israel would never be asked to compromise its security, promising full American backing if Hamas rejects the deal.

White House says ex-Marine targeted Mormons in deadly assault; FBI examining planning and motive.

The suspects targeted Jewish and Muslim communities with vandalism, amid rising tensions over the Israel-Hamas war.

The suspects—mostly from immigrant backgrounds—were acquitted of all charges despite evidence pointing to rape and abuse of a 12-year-old girl.

“It is already statistically proven that this wave of migration has fuelled crime. To deny that would be irresponsible.”

Tyler Robinson did not enter a plea at the Monday preliminary court hearing.

Risan Falah Kamel was convicted of sending fellow Iraqi citizens to fight in Ukraine for Russia, in violation of Iraq’s laws on human trafficking.

Reflecting Moscow’s continued military buildup to fight the war in Ukraine, the 2025 call-up would bring the total number of conscripts to its highest level in almost ten years.