The Religion and Ethics Report

For a woman who pledged at her coronation to uphold the Protestant religion, the Queen spent a lot time trying to overcome a division that went back centuries — the one with the Catholic Church. Two of the most historic efforts came late in her reign.

Has the sexual revolution that began in the early 1960s had unintended – and possibly damaging – consequences?

According to a new paper published in The Journal of Sex Research, those with strong religious beliefs have more satisfying sex lives. And married religious women are especially happy.

For months, there have been rumours out of the Vatican that Pope Francis is getting ready to retire. So there's interest around the Pope has naming 20 new cardinals, who will one day choose his successor. They're also the most diverse group ever appointed.

The Black Sea isn't just an area of geostrategic importance for Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine. For centuries it's also been the focus of religious, ethnic and cultural competition.

With high unemployment and persistent poverty, Timor Leste is especially vulnerable to human and sex traffickers.

In the past five to six years, there's been a 300% increase in the rates of right wing political extremism throughout the world.

Amartya Sen is one of the great minds of the past century. And he has searched around in his life, for what he sees as a place to belong.

The death of Daria Dugina in a car bombing in Moscow recently has shone a spotlight on her father Alexander Dugin. So who is he, and why has he been described as 'Putin's brain'?

A breakaway Australian diocese of the Anglican Church has been announced. It will exist as an entity separate to the global Anglican communion, which has the Archbishop of Canterbury as its leader.