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CEC Highlights Role of Religious Communities in European Peacebuilding

Photo: UCU The Conference of European Churches (CEC) contributed to the symposium on “Security in Europe: Religious Dimensions of War and Moral Responsibility for Peace,” held from 12-13 February in Munich. The event was organised in the context of the Munich Security Conference, in cooperation with Ludwig Maximilian University Munich, Ukrainian Catholic University Lviv, and […]

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USCIRF Releases Report on Religious Freedom in Egypt

Washington, DC – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today released the following new report on religious freedom in Egypt: Egypt Country Update – This report assesses the situation of freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) in Egypt. While in certain respects the government continues to support initiatives that selectively promote religious diversity […]

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Thousands of Students Experience Spiritual Awakening at Ohio State University Revival Event

COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a powerful display of faith and community, thousands of college students gathered at Ohio State University on Tuesday night for a revival event organized by the Unite US movement. Despite sub-freezing temperatures that dipped into the teens, nearly 2,000 students made the life-changing decision to give their hearts to God. This […]

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US Church Leader Discusses Minority Issues with Punjab Human Rights Committee Chair

LAHORE – Rev. Dr. Tariq Masih, Chairman of Full Gospel Assemblies USA, currently on a tour of Pakistan, met with Baba Falbous Christopher MPA, Chairman of the Standing Committee of Human Rights for the Government of Punjab, to discuss issues facing religious minorities in the country. The meeting focused on potential collaboration between the Full […]

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Vice President JD Vance Visits Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial, Reflects on Holocaust and Current Conflicts

DACHAU, Germany — U.S. Vice President JD Vance visited the Dachau concentration camp memorial on Thursday, walking through the solemn grounds alongside a group that included Holocaust survivor Abba Naor, who was once imprisoned at the site of immense suffering and mass murder. Vance’s visit to this powerful symbol of World War II comes as […]

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RFI Shines at 2025 International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. — The Religious Freedom Institute (RFI) proudly participated in the 2025 International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit, held from February 3 to 5, marking the largest global gathering dedicated to advancing religious freedom. This year’s summit brought together a diverse coalition of partners, including RFI and Pepperdine University, to address pressing issues surrounding religious […]

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Hungary’s Azbej Hails Italian Partnership and Reflects on EU Developments

Warsaw, Poland – In a recent Facebook post, Tristan Azbej—the Hungarian Secretary of State responsible for assisting persecuted Christians and implementing the Hungary Helps program—shared highlights from the EU Foreign Affairs Council’s development meeting. The post underscored growing collaboration between Hungary and Italy on addressing crises affecting persecuted Christians worldwide. Meeting with Italy’s Deputy Foreign […]

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Azbej Tristan: Hungary’s Vision Will Redefine EU Development Policy

Warsaw, Poland – Hungary’s Azbej Champions a New Model of International Partnership at EU Meeting Warsaw, Poland – Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s Secretary of State for Assisting Persecuted Christians and head of the Hungary Helps program, has taken to Facebook to share his latest diplomatic engagement. In his post, marked with the message “✌🏻From Washington ✈️ […]

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Hungary Praised for Leading Global Efforts to Protect Persecuted Christians

Washington, D.C. – Hungary’s commitment to aiding persecuted Christians has received high praise from U.S. leaders, with Congressman Chris Smith acknowledging the nation’s pioneering role in providing direct assistance to suffering Christian communities. A viral video circulating on Facebook shows Smith declaring: “Who was there first? The Hungarians! Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian government, and the […]

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Trump Champions Faith-Based Policies at National Prayer Breakfast

Washington, D.C. — President Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to religious liberty and faith-based initiatives during two significant events on February 6, coinciding with the National Prayer Breakfast festivities. His remarks underscored the vital role of faith in American society and announced the establishment of a new presidential commission dedicated to protecting religious freedom. In […]