Inside Pope Leo XIV’s Inaugural Apostolic Journey to Africa
Pope Leo XIV is set to undertake three major Apostolic Journeys in the first half of 2026, visiting Africa, Spain and the Principality of Monaco, the Holy See Press Office has announced. The travels will begin with a one-day visit to the Monaco on 28 March, followed by a 10-day
World Enters Nuclear Governance Vacuum as New START Treaty Expires
The world’s last remaining strategic nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia officially expired on February 5, plunging global security into what analysts describe as a dangerous “nuclear governance vacuum” with no binding limits on the world’s largest nuclear arsenals. The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
Emirates Ends 2025 on a High, Sweeps Five More Global Awards
Emirates is ending 2025 on a sky-high note with another five global accolades, this time scooped at the 32nd annual World Travel Awards held in Bahrain. Closing out a year already overflowing with victories, the airline adds yet more metal to its trophy wall reaffirming its place as one of
Shincheonji Church of Jesus in France Refutes Le Parisien Report: “Distortion of Facts, Extreme bias, and Defamation of a Faith Community”
Only Speculative Remarks from Former Members Quoted to Generalize Entire Church… “Only Two Lines Dedicated to the Church’s Sincere Response” “Fair Reporting Practices Needed to Uphold Religious Freedom and Protect Believers” On April 9, the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in France issued an official statement criticizing the French daily newspaper
Bald eagle officially declared US national bird after 250 years
BBC | The bald eagle is now officially the national bird of the US, after President Joe Biden signed a law on Christmas Eve bestowing the honour upon the white-headed and yellow-beaked bird of prey. The bird has been a national emblem in the US for years, appearing on the
