Latin America Spurns U.S.
Latin American and Caribbean nations vote to keep the U.S. out of their affairs.
Will Crisis Oust Britain From EU?
The British economy potentially faces a worse situation than that of Greece. This places the future of the country at great risk.
One True Religion—One True Church!
Is religion relevant to life in the 21st century? Is there one pure religion, one true church?
Pope Ropes in Australian Anglicans
The Romanizing of traditional Christianity reaches Down Under.
Splitting Europe Apart
Europe’s current monetary crisis is dividing the EU.
The Evangelization of Europe
The pope calls for east and west to unite to evangelize the European continent.
Berlin—Gearing for Combat
The twin pressures of economic crisis and terrorist threat are driving Germany to increasingly arm itself.
Rome and Berlin Contest Chief Bank Seat
The contest is on for the presidency of the European Central Bank—during the EU’s greatest financial crisis.
Is Europe’s Star Falling?
Europe’s moment of apparent weakness is Germany’s moment of opportunity.
Berlin in the Spotlight
Suddenly Germany is propelled onto center stage.
Dollar, Euro—or Euromark?
Was the EU single currency set up to fail?
White House Shuns EU
U.S. foreign policy is becoming increasingly isolationist.
Davos—the Biggest News!
Pundits missed the biggest story from Davos.
Germany’s Missing Person
Germany’s chancellor is missing in action.
The World’s Next Superpower
Tracking the rise of the European Union to global dominance—the final resurrection of the Holy Roman Empire!
Afghanistan—Guttenberg Gets His Way
Germany’s minister of defense triumphs in contest to strengthen military presence in Afghanistan.
The Creeping Europeanization of NATO
The Balkan wars of the 1990s changed the whole character of NATO. Its inevitable Europeanization will soon be complete.
Merkel’s Silent Summit
The silence has been deafening since Germany’s chancellor met with her coalition partners last Sunday to mend the breaches in Germany’s government.
Germany’s Political Crisis
Germany’s governing coalition is caught in a crisis that may lead to a dramatic change in the form and style of governance in Europe’s most powerful nation.
America, Interpol and the EU
The White House signs away its internal security to the EU.
Rome and Berlin—Facing Up to War
The Roman Catholic Church prepares Germany for battle.
The Church That Swallowed a Church
Pope Benedict’s aggressive move to garner the wayward Anglican daughter of the church back into Rome’s fold advances the Vatican’s strategy to dominate global Christianity.
Guttenberg and the Kunduz Affair
Germany’s left-wing politicians try to oust the nation’s new defense minister.
