As Europe edges toward mass anarchy and chaos, the Catholic Church is emerging as the key mediator between Europeans and their leaders.
In the complex game of international relations, deciphering real powers from wannabes is sometimes as simple as paying attention to seemingly dull facts. Sometimes it’s as easy as taking note, as Suddeutsche Zeitung recently did in Europe, of what brand of vehicle people prefer to drive (translation ours):
... Read »Cyprus is being made to sell its gold, most likely to the ECB. Will other eurozone countries be compelled to do the same?
For a true patriot, watching powerlessly as one’s nation stumbles into irrelevance and oblivion is worse than death.
Cyprus is a pawn. The real struggle is taking place between Germany and Russia.
The Vatican’s rejection of biblical instruction about celibacy and priestly marriage raises a fundamental question about the Roman Catholic Church.
Who is America’s staunchest friend and ally? Most Americans, at least those well versed in U.S. history and foreign policy, would easily and quickly reply Britain. Others might guess Israel, Canada or Australia.
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