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Behind closed doors in western Ukraine, the devastating impact of the distant war becomes clear.

Geopolitical analysts who view Russia as an unpredictable force tend to understand Moscow’s actions in purely worldly, political terms. German Professor of Theology Hubertus Lutterbach has uncovered a different message hidden in Putin’s religiosity — an implicit threat to his neighbors and the world.

WOONSOCKET – Growing up with the last name of Panu, meant a lot of pronunciation corrections as well as explaining my Romanian heritage.

This passage has many statements, including the following twelve, that do not make sense if it’s about a Church custom that all women must have a garment covering symbolizing subordination.

The old world is already dead while a new world is only emerging. 87% of the world’s population does not share the Western view on the (...) [Voltaire Network]

Kyiv investigating church on suspicion it is an arm of the Kremlin

The campaign for Greece’s May 21 national election officially opened Saturday with the dissolution of the parliament that was elected in July 2019. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with President Katerina Sakellaropoulou to propose the dissolution and she accepted it, as obliged by the Constitution of Greece. Mitsotakis said that with less than three months…

For Anastasia Ivchenko and Eugenia Kaganovych, co-founders of the Kyiv-based public relations agency Public Kitchen, Orthodox Easter was the perfect occasion to center and uphold long-forgotten Ukrainian traditions.

On the first Sunday after Orthodox Easter, Ukraine remembered its fallen soldiers that died at the peril of Russia's full-scale invasion

A decimated village welcomes back displaced residents for a day of remembrance and hope.