Anna Jаnsone Archbishop Savva (Tutunov) of Zelenograd, one of the most prominent representatives of the nationalist wing of the Russian Orthodox Church, has formally renounced his French... >>>
From Brussels to Addis Ababa: How the Russian Orthodox Church Is Expanding Its International Influence During the War
As Russia continues its war against Ukraine, the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) is actively expanding its international presence. Europe, Africa, Asia, international Christian organisations and... >>>
One Voice, Different Emphases: What French Bishops Said About the Protests and What They Left Unsaid
As we followed the protests in France, we were interested to see how the Catholic Church would respond to this complex situation. Could it remain... >>>
Bartholomew’s Visit to Bulgaria: Moscow’s Hand, Historical Grievances and the Limits of Russian Influence
The visit of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to Bulgaria on October 17–19, 2026, was an event whose significance extended far beyond ecclesiastical protocol. It once again... >>>
Priests Instead of Psychologists: Can the Russian Orthodox Church Help Those Returning from the “Special Military Operation”?
This summer, the Russian Orthodox Church published a practical guide titled “Return. Spiritual and Practical Aspects of Assistance to Participants in the Special Military Operation... >>>