On 13 September 2023, the European Commission presented its annual State of the Union Address.

Sixty-six large companies call upon the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic to introduce gay marriage. The open letter says this is necessary for the economy.

Thanks to a push message on my phone, I end up on LinkedIn after a long time of absence. It is a good thing to keep abreast of the business ups and downs of former classmates, family members and vague acquaintances, isn't it?

In the past, workplaces of construction workers, car mechanics and even funeral homes would often be decorated with half-naked women on calendars. If a new Danish campaign is successful, this is a thing of the past.

The German Dajana Piwowaski wants to use clothing as a means to assert Christian values. "I want to be like Jesus."

Some women are ‘only’ housewife. They do not have another job, contrary to most others in society. Yet, they need to be careful to not become a fulltime influencer on social media.

More and more companies are giving employees paid leave if the latter want to change their gender. At major employers such as the government, Philips and the mail company PostNL, this is already enshrined in the collective agreement, according to Dutch employers' organisation AWVN.

The Norwegian government provides money for the upkeeping of old church buildings. The subsidy is secured for 20 to 30 years, the Minister of Religion, Kjersti Toppe, has promised.

In Sweden, a Christian baker refuses to make a cake for a gay couple. In Norway, a company refuses to clean a church. In such conflicts, as Christians, we must set the right example.

In large parts of Europe, the birth rate is falling. But that is only the beginning, experts say. The continent must prepare for a new reality.