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The Chinese government has been ramping up its persecution of Christians and house churches while also clamping down on Christianity online as it demands allegiance to Xi Jinping.

Senior Fox News foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reviews a year of reporting from the frontlines of Russia's war against Ukraine.

A look at some key moments of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the first anniversary of the war. Russia's invasion began on February 24th, 2022.

Two Pakistani brothers accused of helping al-Qaida members with low-level logistical support almost 20 years ago were released from Guantánamo Bay and sent back to their home country.

After Russia's invasion of Ukraine Fox News Digital spoke with a dozen Ukrainian refugees and civilians. One year later we have reached out to them to discuss their lives.

Tanks that President Biden promised to send to Ukraine's military are still in limbo as the war between Russia and Ukraine reached its one-year mark on Feb. 24.

It has been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine with no apparent end in sight and experts are divided on where the war will go from here and how it will end.

United Nations Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield said the vote on signaling the one-year anniversary of the Ukraine-Russia war will 'go down in history.'

Mayor Belit Onay of Hannover, Germany, brokered a deal to end climate activists roadblocks in exchange for agreeing to several of their demands.

The Israeli government has given its approval to 7,000 new home constructions in Jewish settlements in the West Bank, defying the objections of many international critics.

North Korean state media said that the hermit kingdom test fired four strategic cruise missiles off its eastern coast on Friday to demonstrate its "nuclear combat force."

North Korea has test-fired long-range cruise missiles off their eastern coastal waters. The launches come in the wake of joint US-South Korean military maneuvers.

Russia is in talks with China to purchase combat drones for use against Ukraine, according to a report published after the US said it had evidence such a move was being considered.

An Italian court has acquitted 25 out of 30 defendants in a case stemming from a 2017 avalanche that killed 29 guests and staff at Hotel Rigopiano in the town of Farindola.

Prosecutors in Gdansk, Poland, have charged a Russian national for allegedly conducting spying operations on behalf of his home country.

Algerian authorities forcibly dissolved a pro-democracy reformist group whose protests helped remove longtime President Abdelaziz Bouteflika from power in 2019.

Hungary plans to send delegates to discuss the contested NATO applications of Sweden and Finland, with Hungarian plans to support the Nordic nations' bids in limbo.

Israeli forces targeted three members of the Lion’s Den terrorist group during a raid in the West Bank on Wednesday morning that left 11 Palestinians dead.

The Canadian military has found Chinese surveillance buoys in Arctic waters that are reportedly monitoring their airspace and maritime areas, defense officials said Wednesday.

New Zealand tourist Nicholas Peter Stacey, also called Nicky, died while trying to fend off a pair of robbers, who ran off after stealing his girlfriend's phone and wallet.