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Failure to stop the fighting in Syria has led to a new wave of refugees fleeing that country. Their needs are overwhelming, but Christians are responding.
Radical Islamist rebels in the Syrian city of Raqqa are forcing Christians to pay for protection.
Ukraine's parliament is moving forward with building a new government, despite claims from fugitive President Viktor Yanukovychthat he's still in charge.
Kim Jung Wook, a Baptist missionary from South Korea, was paraded before the media in Pyongyang, where he apologized for alleged anti-state crimes.
Seven Egyptian Christians were killed execution style in the Libyan city of Benghazi. It is the second such incident this year.
New unrest is brewing in Ukraine Wednesday on the Crimean Peninsula city of Sevastopol, a pro-Russian part of the country in the southeast.
NATO will withdraw all of its troops from Afghanistan by the end of the year if the country doesn't agree to a new security pact with the United States.
President Viktor Yanukovych is still on the run as the country prepares for elections to replace him. Meanwhile, for many protesters, the future remains uncertain.
France's day of reckoning has arrived: Its wealthy, best and brightest are saying goodbye to a nation they believe doesn't want them to succeed or become rich.
While the world has been focused on the Ukraine, another national rebellion continues to rage in Venezuela.