Years before National Socialism swept through Germany, its main figure, Adolf Hitler, had already shown his intentions and ideas in his rather infamous book Mein Kampf (My Struggle). This year, it is a hundred years ago that the work saw the light of day.

The German Bundestag was supposed to vote for three new judges for the Federal Constitutional Court. However, the election was cancelled at the last moment, because of the ideological view of one of the candidates. What does this mean?

The new political commissioner for the Evangelical Alliance in Germany is an expert on Ukraine. He once made a long train journey with Vladimir Putin, which later became crucial in his missionary work in the Caucasus. Johann Matthies shares the full story in the CNE podcast.

As Europe dials up its armies and defence arsenals, many Christians wonder: should we take up arms and join the fight? Or should we work for another form of peace?

Slavery is forbidden. But in Georgia, there is a farm that keeps women for their eggs.