Churches in Ukraine lie in ruins. Communication between communities has been cut and believers are paranoid, because their phones can be checked at any time. Christians in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine are in deep crisis.

In Europe and North America, change is afoot. The conservative right is blossoming. How sustainable is this development?

The fight against disinformation sounds positive. But it is very dangerous for Christians, Anja Hoffmann warns.

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, churches in Ukraine have become hubs of hope and aid for all those affected by this war. From caring for wounded war veterans to having children draw out their fears, these actions capture a small picture of what Ukrainian churches have been doing, as Baptist Union leader Igor Bandura points out.

Millions of Christians have celebrated Easter this month. But many seekers and sceptics rightfully ask: did Jesus really rise from the dead?