Buried deep inside key Russian security documents is the doctrine of so-called "spiritual security." And are the vicars of England about to walk out of their pulpits and onto the picket line?

Human rights commissioner Lorraine Finlay is calling on the federal government to do more to combat modern slavery, and how dowries are fuelling a tide of violence against women in India.

Pope Francis is fighting on three fronts – recovering from serious surgery, bringing peace to the war on Ukraine, and calming the vitriol consuming social media. And, are we building a virtuous society?

Can DeSantis and Pence draw religious voters away from Trump?, why Hispanic Americans are leaving Catholicism, and to how will AI chatbots change religion?

The number of internally displaced people reaches record high in 2022, why the Archbishop of Canterbury has been named an influential progressive, and is society searching for saviours?

How popular is the Indian PM with Australia's Indian diaspora? Very, if his reception in Sydney is a gauge.

The takeover of Calvary Public Hospital in Canberra raises questions over the independence of faith-based institutions. And we meet two fathers united over grief and a pursuit for peace in Israel-Palestine.

Türkiye’s ruling AKP party, led by President Erdoğan, has been trying to frame the election as a contest between Sunni Islam and western liberalism. Also, why Catholicism has a strong cultural grip on Australia, despite waning religious observance.

For all the pomp and statecraft, the coronation is essentially a religious event, and traditionally Anglican. But this coronation will have elements reflecting a modern — and religiously diverse — Britain.

Have you hiked the Camino trail in Spain? Some of you may even tinker with a little Zen decor at home. But are these acts of curiosity, taste, or are they appropriating something deeply religious?