When Mirela Popaja read about the so-called “safaris” to the besieged city of Sarajevo, she immediately saw herself again as a child in wartime. Was our columnist ever a target of the rich snipers that came to kill Sarajevans?

Ukraine is entangled in a corruption scandal. It is easy to complain about this, but Christians also have another calling, says Oleksii Blyzniuk.

The number of Muslims is growing in Finland. How should Christians view this development?

“How long, O Lord?”—these words from the Psalms have become more than just a quote for Belarusians. In a sense, they are our national slogan. Suffering and hardship have affected everyone, not just those active in political life.

The Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen was questioned extensively on her motives and her faith during the investigation of her tweet and pamphlet on homosexuality. What does this tell us? Elina Placentino from Finland reflects on the court case.