As festivities celebrating the birth of Christ approach, Christians from various denominations in Togo want to experience an authentic Christmas according to the heart of God

Equipped with increased control measures, the new European Pact on Migration and Asylum will be able to detain asylum seekers in closed centers located at the borders to facilitate repatriation

Having endured three years of drought that plunged millions into need, Ethiopia is now grappling with extreme flooding

The faith pavilion at the UN climate change summit in Dubai is meant to give religious leaders a role in the debates. But can they really make a difference

Church workers say Brazil is not paying attention to the drought in the Amazon and that there is need for less talk and more concrete action concerning the Indigenous peoples

Just a week before the eagerly awaited December 20 general elections, Kinshasa must overcome significant logistical, financial and security obstacles to organize them on time

At Mass for the local celebration of World Youth Day, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo of Kinshasa calls on young people to vote their conscience next month at DR-Congo elections

Benghazi is witnessing unusual turmoil: armed clashes, arbitrary arrests... The signs of growing tensions between military commander Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar and the tribes in eastern Libya.

Interview with Bernard Perret, a leading expert on the thought of the late René Girard

Racine Hodéhou, 26, dreams of making this world a haven of peace for unmarried-mothers, who are too often stigmatized in the West African nation of Benin