As the U.S. continues its recent military campaign against the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq, some jihadist fighters are returning home to Europe.
Egypt's administrative court has dissolved the Freedom and Justice Party, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, and ordered its assets liquidated.
Cuba is building its first Roman Catholic church since the Communist Revolution 55 years ago, but the regime recently destroyed a house church.
A pastor in Iran has been arrested and imprisoned after security forces raided his home and confiscated Christian paraphernalia.
The atrocities in Iraq have horrified the world, yet there's been little intervention until recently. Join us in prayer with Pat Robertson for our persecuted brothers in Christ.
A top commander of the pro-Russia insurgency in eastern Ukraine said Saturday that Ukrainian forces have seized a key town, leaving the rebel region's largest city of Donetsk surrounded.
For years, Kurdish officials have beseeched the Obama administration to let them buy U.S. weapons. And for just as long, the administration has rebuffed the Kurds, America's closest allies in Iraq.
Chinese authorities are accusing a Canadian missionary couple of spying.
President Barack Obama's new military strategy in Iraq amounts to trying to contain, not destroy, the Islamic militant group that now controls much of the country's northern region.
The jihadist army Islamic State captured hundreds of Yazidi women Friday even as the U.S. begins an airstrike campaign against the terrorist group.