
Society & Politics

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Peru’s new president faces scrutiny as evangelical leaders voice concerns
The appointment of José María Balcázar as president of Peru has drawn reactions across political and social sectors, amid ongoing institutional instability and the frequent turnover of heads of state. His appointment comes amid a political crisis that, according to analysts and social leaders, reveals structural weaknesses in Peru’s democratic system. -
Christian counselors say churches must address anxiety and trauma: ‘Silence has deepened the crisis’
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Faith in Wales report 2025 highlights social action by churches
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Christians in Sport celebrates 50 years of reaching athletes for Christ
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Pakistani Christians renew push for electoral reform on reserved minority seats
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Spanish Evangelical Alliance leader questions ‘edifying’ euthanasia after donor gives face to patient
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Christian scholars call for moral framework as AI reshapes relationships and community
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape media, ministry and daily life, Christian leaders recently gathered at the NRB 2026 International Christian Media Convention in Nashville to wrestle with a defining question: Can AI accelerate ministry innovation without undermining the human person it seeks to serve? -

Christian legal group opposes EU cross-border abortion plan
A Christian legal rights group is opposing moves by European lawmakers that would allow women to travel to another country on the continent to obtain abortions under a “My Voice My Choice” (MVMC) initiative. -

African Union, bishops sign renewed pact to boost peace, governance and humanitarian cooperation
The Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) and the African Union signed a renewed memorandum of understanding on Feb. 13 in Ethiopia’s capital, formalizing a partnership focused on peacebuilding, governance, humanitarian response and social development across the continent, officials said. -

Court hears case of female student facing 10 years in prison for ‘transphobic’ social media post
A Brazilian student who's facing four to 10 years in prison over social media comments about gender identity appeared before a federal court this week. The hearing addressed whether the posts constituted criminal “transphobia” under Brazilian law. -

Evangelicals speak out in support of Bible Day in Guatemala
The Evangelical Alliance of Guatemala issued a public statement expressing concern about the polarization surrounding Decree 5-2025, legislation that established the observance of Bible Day and is currently under review by the Constitutional Court. -

NRB 2026 opens in Nashville with call for Christian communicators to close ‘orthodoxy gap’
An expected 5,800-plus Christian communicators convened Tuesday as the NRB 2026 International Christian Media Convention opened in Nashville, with NRB President and CEO Troy Miller urging media leaders to address what he described as a widening gap between belief and obedience among self-identified Christians. -

Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist who twice ran for president, dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a longtime civil rights activist and former presidential candidate who garnered controversy over his political activism and personal misconduct, has died at age 84.
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