
Society & Politics

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Nepal votes for change as new political force sweeps election
Nepal held its first general election since a deadly youth-led uprising toppled the government last year, with nearly 19 million voters casting ballots on March 5 in an election that has reshaped the country’s established political map. -
In landmark verdict, Pakistan’s high court allows Christian couples to seek divorce on ground of desertion
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Salvation Army warns of 'significant gaps' in protecting exploited children
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Rigoberto Hidalgo to tour Mexico with 'The Circus of Atheism' conference series
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Zimbabwe church leaders warn against constitutional changes that could extend presidential term limits
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Security boosted at churches, missionary schools following deadly anti-US protests across Pakistan
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Groups with Christian and pro-life values seek party registration in Mexico
Mexico’s political landscape may be poised for a reconfiguration as sectors promoting biblical values seek a greater role in national politics as the National Electoral Institute (INE) received applications from four associations seeking to become national political parties. According to La Jornada, at least two of them have support bases closely aligned with evangelical and conservative communities. -

British PM Keir Starmer praises role of churches in communities
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told 300 delegates at a faith and policy event in London that churches “play an irreplaceable role at the heart of communities.” -

Survey finds no surge in biblical worldview among Americans after Charlie Kirk’s death
A nationwide survey shows no significant rise in Christian revival among Americans following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Arizona Christian University's Cultural Research Center, led by veteran researcher George Barna, announced on March 3 the results of the seventh American Worldview Inventory 2026. -

Cuba faces a deep crisis while churches call for hope
Cuba is at a social and economic crossroads, facing shortages of food and medicine, prolonged power outages, and deep uncertainty about the future, according to recent journalistic and social analysis reports. This situation affects both the daily lives of millions of Cubans and the ways in which religious communities attempt to respond. -

Farmers’ church in Switzerland adapts worship to agricultural life
A new form of church designed specifically for farmers has taken root in eastern Switzerland, reshaping traditional worship schedules and formats to fit the rhythms of agricultural life, according to a report by Dienstagsmail. -

What the election of the first Dalit Cardinal as CBCI President means for caste and the Church in India
India’s Roman Catholic bishops have recently elected the country’s first Dalit cardinal to lead them. The symbolism is powerful. But can one man, in perhaps four years, dismantle the caste walls that still run through the Indian Church? -

Micah Global appoints Roshan Mendis as new Global Director
Micah Global has appointed Roshan Mendis as its new Global Director, the international Christian development and advocacy network announced Saturday, Feb. 28.
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Christian animation film is giving children in Nigeria a new way to encounter and share the gospel
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