Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I met with UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Anany at the organization’s headquarters in Paris on March 30, in a visit described by church and Greek diplomatic [...]

Christian communities across Syria have canceled or significantly restricted Holy Week observances following a wave of attacks targeting Christian towns, businesses, and religious symbols, amid [...]

By Ecumenical News – Saint Catherine’s Monastery warmly received today (March, 31) Major General Dr. Ismail Mohamed Kamal Ismail, Governor of South Sinai, and his accompanying delegation, [...]

By Coptic Solidarity – An Egyptian court ruling allowing a hotel to deny accommodation to an unaccompanied woman has triggered widespread criticism, raising renewed concerns over gender [...]

Raymond Ibrahim—bestselling author, historian, and Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute—has been awarded the prestigious Sappho Prize, the Freedom of Expression Award presented by [...]

Scores of men from the Sunni town attackeda Christian town in central Syria leading to widespread damage to homes, shops and cars in a reminder of religious violence that followed the fall of [...]

By Ahram-online – Egypt has uncovered a fifth-century AD building believed to have served as a monastic guesthouse during the early days of Coptic monasticism in Beheira governorate.  [...]

The Damascus Governorate has ignited a fierce debate over civil liberties and religious pluralism following the issuance of a comprehensive decree that effectively bans the consumption and [...]

by Uzay Bulut – Gatestone Inst. –Pakistan, included by US President Donald J. Trump in his “Board of Peace” for the Gaza Strip, nevertheless continues to be one of the most [...]

By Neue Zürcher Zeitung – President Sisi builds cathedrals and imprisons Christians. Egypt’s Copts are publicly honored—yet remain second-class citizens. A look at a system that grants the [...]