Positioning himself as a global defender of Christians, Trump warned on October 31, 2025, that he would send forces to strike Nigeria for what he called the “killing of Christians” by “Islamic terrorists.”

Armenia’s future—and that of its people—grows more fragile by the day, potentially plunging into darkness following security forces’ storming of church premises and arrests of senior church leaders.

Though not religious himself, Donald Trump has long courted evangelical Christian movements with his conservative policies, styling himself as a champion of right-wing Christians.

Fears are growing that a new pope with an anti-Islamic outlook could revive the confrontational policies of earlier pontiffs, reigniting tensions with the Muslim world.

Many Americans are asking why Trump's new task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias is needed when Christian conservatives have a strong grip on the levers of government.