Christian persecution is the story the legacy media will not tell, and this tag tells it: the hostages in Nigeria, the Copts in Egypt, the believers in North Korea, India and the Sahel who pay for their faith with their lives. The articles explain the geopolitics behind each case, the jihadist and communist regimes responsible, and the foreign policy a Christian nation owes its brothers abroad. Written from conviction, not neutrality.
The May 16, 2026 UK patriot march — "Unite the Kingdom, Unite the West" — brought tens of thousands to London's Parliament Square. Organized by Tommy Robinson, the rally exposed a grooming gang crisis Keir Starmer ignored. Ministry of Justice data confirms foreign nationals commit sex crimes at triple the rate of British citizens. Britain's Christians are done being silent.
The Trump administration is increasing efforts to help broker peace in Sudan, where a brutal civil war has raged since 2023. With hundreds of thousands killed or displaced, renewed U.S. diplomacy aims to ease suffering, prevent regional spillover, and support a pragmatic path to stability.
The Biden DOJ's anti-Christian bias is now official. Believers were privately mocked as "cultists," pro-lifers faced the harshest sentences, and the SPLC was weaponized to brand Christians as threats. A new Task Force report lays the systematic targeting bare, exposing deliberate persecution of people of faith.
Boko Haram militants kidnapped 416 women and children from Ngoshe, Borno State, Nigeria, demanding $2.7 million ransom or their permanent disappearance into the Mandara Mountains. Amnesty International confirms over 1,100 Nigerians abducted in three months. Western media stays silent on this systematic war against Christians.
If this ruling stands, Spain just learned that criminalizing Christian truth-telling is harder than progressive elites imagined. The deeper issue is not only one priest’s acquittal. It is that the state tried to treat criticism of Islam as if it…
What Ted Cruz (@SenTedCruz) described is not just another foreign-policy briefing. If Nigeria is now the deadliest place on earth for Christians, then this is a test of whether the West still has the moral courage to defend persecuted believers…
Coptic priests beaten by Egyptian government security forces for defending their own Church property. This isn’t a fringe event — it is state-sanctioned religious persecution. The Coptic Church is the oldest Christian community in Africa. It predates Islam in Egypt…
