Putin Lied About the 2014 Odessa Tragedy
“Nazis burned alive peaceful pro-Russians,” Putin said. Willy Fautré went to Odessa to investigate in 2014. The real story was different.
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Horror in Bucha: An Italian Eyewitness Speaks
A businessman who lived and worked there managed to escape. But not before having seen the “horrible reality.”
MP Räsänen and Bishop Pohjola: What Their Legal Victory Really Means
A Finnish court found them not guilty of homophobic hate speech. It does not mean that religious liberty justifies everything. But it means that not every religious-based criticism of certain lifestyles is hate speech.
La Flotte-en-Ré: The Case of the Virgin Mary Statue Goes On
In a case started in France by secular humanists, the court ordered the removal of the statue. The city appealed.
Pakistan: Deadly Anti-Shiite Terrorist Attacks Continue
63 killed, 200 wounded in an attack against a Shiite mosque in Peshawar, Pakistan.
The Universal Peace Federation: Moon Front or Respected NGO? A White Paper
The Universal Peace Federation has been criticized by media after Donald Trump attended (via video) one of is events. We present a study and assessment of what the UPF is all about.
After 30 Years, a Nigerian Christian Refugee May Be Deported from Japan
A doctor claims his popular self-help book has been declared anti-Islamic and may expose him to serious risks in his country.
Jamaica: Judge’s Use of Biblical Language Does Not Invalidate Decision
The use of Joseph’s silver cup story from the Bible as an example when instructing a jury was not inappropriate, an appellate court said.
Mary Poppins: Was She a “Cult Member,” Too?
Christian critics of “cults” often argue that novels and films about Mary Poppins promote “cultic” or “occult” ideas. All is based on an old misunderstanding.
