Church & State Accountability: The Church of England’s Archbishop of Canterbury Dame Sarah Mullally apologized to survivors of forced adoptions, saying “the shame is ours,” while campaigners criticized the lack of consultation and compensation clarity. Sikh Community & Leadership: Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini marked Guru Arjan Dev Ji’s martyrdom day in Panchkula, urging citizens to live by truth, compassion, equality and service. Immigration Preparedness: The Sikh Coalition launched an “Immigrant Family Preparedness Guide” in English and Punjabi, offering practical “know your rights” steps for families facing immigration emergencies. Religious Freedom & Politics: A Jewish candidate, Joe Kaufman, skipped a Florida GOP debate because it conflicts with Shabbat, framing it as religious commitment not politics. Security for Worshippers: UK mosques were urged to run lockdown drills and strengthen ties with police under new guidance from the Muslim Council of Britain amid rising anti-Muslim hate crime fears. Violence Against Minorities: Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa saw a Sikh caretaker couple shot dead inside a gurdwara in Mardan, prompting calls for arrests and stronger protection. Cultural Heritage Loss: France suffered two major fires in days, destroying a 17th-century chapel roof in Brittany and damaging archives at Condom Cathedral. Faith in Public Life: Pope Leo XIV urged Christians to reread the Gospel amid migration challenges, calling for a “civilization of love.” Community Life: A Catholic diocese in San Diego expanded its Million Meal Event to pack 2 million meals with thousands of volunteers.