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Uzay Bulut: Even the cemetery of Imbros is being destroyed

Under the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, Imbros and Tenedos were to maintain a form of Greek autonomous administration

Syria’s Christian population faces an 80 percent decline

The Iraqi Christian Foundation reported in March 2025 that “Syrian Christians and Alawites are being slaughtered in Syria by soldiers of the ISIS/AlQaeda terrorist government. The death toll is 1800 in just the last few days, with many victims still missing. Entire villages are being slaughtered”

In Germany, Christian churches are declining while mosques are multiplying

Traditional Christian churches are decreasing - Significant new places of worship are being built for Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists & Jews

The Orthodox Church under persecution – From the Apostolic Age to the present

Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden’s Speech at the 11th Catechumens’ Seminar St. George Cathedral of Stockholm, Thursday, March 26, 2026

New massacre of civilians in Niger: At least 31 dead in jihadist attack

The "tri-national border zone" is again plunged in blood - Over 2,000 deaths in 2025 from the activities of armed organisations

Where Christianity is still Persecuted: Beheadings in Mozambique, underage sex slaves in the Occupied Cyprus, churches burned in Nigeria, rapes in Pakistan

A revealing report by the think tank Gatestone Institute records incidents of violence, sexual exploitation, and persecution of Christians during October 2025 alone - “The victims are sold in catalogs like property, like animals,” it states, among other things

Nigeria: 315 students and teachers kidnapped from school

This was the second mass kidnapping in Nigeria in a week

New York: 19-year-olds were planning attacks on Christians and Jews — They declared allegiance to ISIS and wanted to behead the unbelievers

The two were arrested shortly before travelling to Turkey — The chilling messages they exchanged

Plevris from Luxembourg: Asylum review for Syrians – The circumstances have changed substantially

"The populations most at risk in Syria are not Muslims, but Christians", the Minister of Migration and Asylum said after the EU Council of Interior and Migration Ministers

Calls for independent investigation after video of Syrian government forces killing a volunteer rescuer

Videos circulating on social networking sites appear to show civilians being murdered by gunmen in army or internal security forces uniforms

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