France’s 21st annual March for Life drew around 10,000 resolute participants to Paris on January 19, 2026, shifting its spotlight from abortion to the looming threat of euthanasia. Timed near the anniversary of the 1975 abortion legalization, this year’s rally near Les Invalides—a monument to France’s heroic past—railed against President Emmanuel Macron’s agenda for “dying Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Hanover’s municipal daycare centers are now stocked with “queer book boxes” funded by an €11,000 surplus budget allocation, aiming to indoctrinate young children with themes of sexual and gender diversity. Spearheaded by the city’s commissioner for sexual and gender diversity, Maximilian Horn, and a queer employees’ group, each of over 40 Kitas receives a €270 Read more by IFN English on IFN.

The European Union is squandering taxpayer funds on a slew of bizarre projects pushing Islamic integration and combating “Islamophobia,” all while citizens grapple with inflation, industrial decline, and fiscal austerity. A damning report exposes €32 million allocated to Islam-related initiatives, including €2 million for a University of Ghent study on Muslim women’s hairstyles and identities Read more by IFN English on IFN.

The 2014 Marche pour la Vie in Paris drew a diverse crowd of pro-life supporters, including families, young people, and religious groups, marching from Denfert-Rochereau Square to the Invalides under the banner of defending human life from conception. Attendance figures varied significantly, with police reporting around 16,000 participants and organizers claiming up to 40,000, reflecting Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Nigeria has emerged as the deadliest hotspot for Christians worldwide, accounting for a staggering 72% of faith-related killings, according to Open Doors’ World Watch List 2026. The report, tracking persecution from October 2024 to September 2025, reveals 3,490 Christians slain in Nigeria out of 4,849 globally—a crisis demanding urgent international intervention to protect religious freedoms. Read more by IFN English on IFN.