Legal expert Paula Maria Godden from Málaga unpacks one of Spain’s most controversial political developments: Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s proposal to enshrine abortion rights in the Spanish constitution.

Surrogacy changes babies into trade goods – and the world stays silent. UN expert Reem Alsalem makes an alarm for the General Assembly and demands a worldwide ban on this practice.

How does Matti Sankamo prepare himself for the final stage of the Räsänen court case? Very few Finnish lawyers get the chance to plead before the Supreme Court in Helsinki. But Matti does!

How the State of Israel reminds us of God's existence. That makes the relationship with the secular Europe somehow sensitive.

Branislav Skripek to CNE: How a ‘miracle’ vote changed the Slovak constitution

Does demonising turn me into an enemy of my neighbour? Olof Edsinger warns it can. In this week’s CNE podcast, he offers a Christian response.

Addicts are loyal people. Many middle-class Christians can learn how to open themselves to others and to be honest about their own lives. But still, addiction remains sinful. And experience shows that only the Gospel of Jesus Christ can save you.

Klementina started her Christian school in 2011 with almost nothing. Now, she welcomes 220 pupils every day and is the best school in the region around Lezha.

Why are there not more children born? Gudrun Kugler (MP from Austria) does not know everything about this but she has done some research for the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE.

Christian schools in Norway might face bad weather. The government's schools' inspection has criticised one of the schools for teaching the classical Biblical view on marriage. The schools organisation KFF has helped to protest against the inspection, says secretary general Audun Raen in this episode. The schools are waiting for the government to decide and to give direction.

Supporting Ukraine as a pacifist. Johan Matthies is the new prophet (or pastor) in political Berlin. As political commissioner for the Evangelical Alliance in Germany, he will represent the Christian churches in the political world.

The United Kingdom parliament decided to decriminalise abortion. The practical effect of this is that abortion will be possible up to birth instead only 24 weeks. According to pro-life activist Ana del Pino, this is infanticide and barbarism, since the baby could survive outside the womb.

The European Union tries to change human nature in itself by putting an unaccountable bureaucratic layer above the (former) sovereign member states. This might lead to tensions and even to conflict.

Is there a spiritual revival in Europe? Generation Z comes to faith. Secularisation is dead.

Organisation Christian Vision branded as extremist by Lukashenko regime in Belarus. What does this mean? Natallia Vasilevich explains.

Before the Russo-Ukrainian war, 99 per cent of Protestants in Ukraine were pacifist. But now, they are willing to defend their country with weapons. What happened? Baptist pastor Igor Bandura explains.

The donor-conceived Menno Hofman and the Christian ethics professor Henk Jochemsen debate about sperm donation.

Can a Christian believe in both God and evolution? According to Bart van den Dikkenberg, the answer is no, as the two beliefs are contradictory to the Christian faith. Van den Dikkenberg, a science and technology editor for the Dutch Reformed newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad (RD), says that his primary concern today is seeing scientists who are embracing a form of theistic evolution in their professions. Theistic evolution, he explains, is the idea that God created everything through evolutionary processes over billions of years. Yet, the two worldviews within that theory are "competing".   About this and more Bart van Den Dikkenberg tells in the CNE podcast.

Grégor Puppinck about the European Citizen's Initiative My Voice My Choice about abortion.