Nigeria (MNN) — Fulani militias are far and away the biggest Christian killers in Nigeria, says a study from the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa. Greg Kelley with Unknown Nations says, ...
Iran (MNN) — The renewed strikes between the United States and Iran that started earlier this month have increasingly complex domino effects. And neither side looks like it will back down anytime soon ...
This is the message one of FMI‘s partners in the region wants people to hear, says Patrick Anthony. He explains that alongside areas where Christians face pressure for their faith, there are also ...
India (MNN) — India’s Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) governs how organizations receive and use donations from outside the country. Ministries and nonprofit organizations that rely on ...
Sudan (MNN) — Mercenaries stand poised in Sudan, ready and waiting to take El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan state. Increased drone attacks from the Rapid Support Forces are making the ...
Turkmenistan (MNN) – Almost three decades since her abusive husband turned to Christ, Maya from Turkmenistan recalls his transformation with clarity. “He started reading the Bible, and he said, ‘I did ...
India (MNN) — Persecution has skyrocketed in the Indian state of Odisha since the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) took control in the state government in 2024, yet continued Bible ...
Afghanistan (MNN) — The Taliban says it will not back down from enforcing Sharia law despite international outcry. Vice and Virtue Minister Khalid Hanafi defended the arrest of women accused of not ...
United States (MNN) — More than half of Americans think civil war could happen in a few years, according to research from Statista. Partisanship is at an all-time high in the United States. A 2025 Pew ...
Yemen (MNN) — The Yemen-based political and militant group known as the Houthis fired missiles at Saudi Arabia July 13, breaking a four-year, informal truce. The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of ...
Haiti (MNN) — For many children in Haiti, getting an education begins with an exhausting walk. “Some [Haitian] children walk miles, five miles, 10 miles to get to school,” says Roseline DeHart with ...
A six-year study from the Observatory of Religious Freedom in Africa has confirmed the targeting of Christians in Nigeria.