Kosovo

This fascinating account shows how the gospel survives for centuries even under oppressive regimes, and when freedom comes, the church experiences explosive growth.

This video shows the animosity that Kosovo Muslims have for the Serbian and Christian minority in their territory.

Orthodox Serbian Christians have good reason to fear Muslim control in Kosovo, as the list of attacks on churches and Serbs is long.

This latest attack reveals how precarious a position the minority Christian community in Kosovo is living in, and is a call to the diplomats negotiating the area’s future to remember to protect religious freedom.

The long arm of the Saudis stretches to Europe, endangering Christians in Kosovo and threatening peace in the region.

This is more evidence that religious violence in Kosovo is not merely directed at the Serbian Orthodox Church, but is targeting Christians of all backgrounds.

As the question of Kosovo's independence gains more international attention, this article sheds light on the big picture of how Muslim Kosovars are using their quest for independence to wipe out a Christian population and history.

Picture of map made by Kosovo Muslim extremists is available at the link in this article.

"While under the watchful eye of NATO’s Kosovo Forces since 1999, more than 150 Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries have been destroyed or desecrated and dozens of new mosques have been built..." US foreign policy is allowing Muslim radicals to take over a formerly Christian area and wipe out any trace of its Christian heritage.

This editorial highlights that international efforts to rebuild Kosovo will directly effect the relationship between Muslims and Christians throughout Europe. This is because of the efforts of Islamic militants to take hold of Kosovo and chase out the Serbian Orthodox Church.

New religion law fails to remove doubts that it will not uphold religious freedom for all.

Attackers fire on Serbian priest in Kosovo, where Muslim radicals are exploiting a weak government to build strength and in the process are launching assaults on Christians in the region.

In its drive to secure Kosovo's independence from Serbia, preferably by the end of 2006, U.S. (and U.N.) diplomacy has helped install Islamic hardliners to top Kosovo political posts – people with gallons of Christian (and Roma, and moderate Albanian) blood on their hands.