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European Union
Why men matter in the abortion debate
When it comes to getting an abortion, many women are faced with slogans such as “my body, my choice” or “no uterus, no say”. But what about the fathers-to-be in that relationship? It turns out these men have more of a say than previously thought. What is more, current research…
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European Union
CNE's Podcast: Euthanasia in the UK; Notre Dame reopening in France; AI Jesus in a Swiss cathedral; Hate crime debate in Poland; Conscientious objectors in Ukraine
NewsRound Europe is CNE’s news podcast. It has a bulletin with some remarkable news topics from the European continent. And at the end, we have a Question & Answer with a colleague about an article. # British lower house OKs bill to approve assisted suicide Much controversy remains after Britain's…
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Northern Europe
Norway votes to allow abortions past 12 weeks
Before the vote, pro-life organisations and politicians pleaded for the protection of life. A petition to oppose the new measure received over 50,000 signatures. Yet, these failed to sway the Norwegian parliament (the Storting) in their acceptance to increase the abortion limit to 18 weeks. > Stay up to date with…
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European Union
Look how Down Syndrome pregnancies are increasing in EU
Is the pregnancy test positive? Many women hope that the next nine months will come without challenges. However, that is only sometimes the case. What do you do if Down knocks at the door? > Stay up to date with Christian news in Europe? Sign up for CNE's newsletter. Several…
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Northern Europe
How a new chaplain brings the chapel to Norway's parliament
The parliament's chaplain in Norway remains a source of curiosity. When the world spoke about the separation of church and state, Norway's Storting appointed an official pastor in 2007. He even organises church services in the parliament. > Stay up to date with Christian news in Europe? Sign up for…
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Western Europe
Biblebelt feature: How the Dutch enclave is holding breath for Gen Z's future
A Christian enclave in a secular society. Barneveld is typical for the Dutch Biblebelt. Young families move to this place because of the Christian schools and Reformed churches. How an American journalist goes on safari in a world of pastors, teachers and chickens. > Stay up to date with Christian…
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Western Europe
How could Amsterdam get rid of antisemitism again?
For many, the name Maccabi Tel Aviv did not ring a bell, until last week. Now, it is forever connected with an antisemitic nightmare in Amsterdam. How can the Dutch capital become a haven again for Jews? > Stay up to date with Christian news in Europe? Sign up for…
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Southern Europe
Christians in Spain unite to help in record flooding
Joel Forster and his family have been affected by the country's recent flooding that has killed over 150 people. Forster is one of the many Spanish Christians who is living through one of the most extensive natural disasters in the nation. > Stay up to date with Christian news in…
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Northern Europe
Northern Europe: Sweden resumes walk for life after several decade hiatus
After decades of silence, a new generation resumed Sweden's walk for life.Some organisers wanted to include the new marches in the Christian Value Party's platform, but according to Plamen Najdenov, they felt it was best to keep them politically neutral. Najdenov works for the organisation Livsval, which was founded in…
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Central Europe
Central Europe: March for Life in Germany and Hungary draw crowds
After the violence erupted in Cologne last year, 2024 became more peaceful for the nation's Marsch für das Leben (March for Life). So far, March for Life has come to Berlin and Cologne and will expand to Munich next year.Alexandra Linder, who is chairwoman of the pro-life organisation Bundesverband Lebensrecht…
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