The Joy of New Life
One of the greatest proofs of a Creator is the miracle of conception, gestation and the birth of new life.
Europe: Reacting to the Push
The European Union’s tolerance of Islam’s incursion has reached its limits.
Australia—Trailing Behind the Trend
As Europe tires of the center-left politics of a previous decade, Australia drifts in the backwash, trailing behind the trends to its north.
America’s Greatest Foreign-Policy Blunder?
Was the decision to invade Iraq America’s greatest foreign-policy blunder? Or was it just the consequence of an even greater error of judgment?
On the March
As other nations refuse to give the U.S. any more military support in Afghanistan, Germany steps up.
Germany’s Grand Strategy
Few voices are yet being raised within the English-speaking nations over the dangers of Germany’s rise to world power status. Those few that are should be heeded before it is too late.
Can Australia Defend Itself?
Is change coming in defense and security cooperation between Washington and Canberra?
Just What Is Germany Doing in China?
With the spotlight on China and its reaction to the current unrest in Tibet, one intriguing angle that the media has missed is Germany’s involvement in this equation.
Australia—Boom and …?
The Australian economy has been on a bull run for the past decade. Is a reversal in the offing?
Detaching From History
Should Australia become a republic, or remain constitutionally subject to the British Crown? That question is bound to be revisited under the new center-left government.
Living a Lie
The British Parliament’s rejection of a referendum on the EU reform treaty is consistent with the continuing rejection of the processes of democracy surrounding the European Union.
Here’s to the Heroes
Has Australia forgotten its heritage?
The Sick Man of Europe?
Britain has been branded the sickliest nation in Europe. But the nation has far worse problems than mere physical ailments.
Yearning for Discipline
British children leave the island to regain a lost British virtue.
Australia—Where to Now?
After 11 years of conservative government, Australia has chosen a socialist government. What is the nation now in for, given today’s rapidly changing global order?
Kosovo—Last of the Balkan Dominoes
What Germany started in the Balkans in the early 1990s, it is now preparing to finish.
This Rotten Heart of Europe
As the British Parliament debates the Lisbon Treaty, massive fraud haunts the EU and its leading nation.
Africa’s Future
While the world reels from the powerful aftershocks of the North American subprime mortgage debacle, two power blocs vie for the abundant raw materials and cheap labor within the globe’s most resource-rich and economically poor continent.
Germany vs. NATO: Playing Hard to Get
As NATO struggles to gain support in Afghanistan, Germany seeks control.
A Sorry Day for Australian Parliament
History was created on Wednesday in the Australian Federal Parliament when a group of Aboriginals performed a tribal welcoming ceremony before assembled dignitaries.
Generation Gap
Incompetence justifies concealment, the lie is part of business strategy, cowardice is celebrated over courage, common sense is sacrificed on the altar of political correctness. What is the world coming to?
Black Sea—New EU Frontier?
In less than two decades the European Union has pushed its eastern frontier from Berlin to the Black Sea. How much more will Russia tolerate—and what of Iran, beginning to feel the EU breathing down its neck?
Uncovering the Origins of Mardi Gras and Other ‘Christian’ Festivals
Millions have once again thrown aside their inhibitions and partied till they dropped in the annual frenzy of carnality before the onset of the Christian season of Lent. What has all this got to do with religion?
German Navy—Next Stop Gaza?
Was German naval deployment off the coast of Lebanon a harbinger for its further deployment in the Middle East?
