Why Did a Catholic Cardinal Attend the Bilderberg Summit?
First Davos, now Bilderberg—Europe’s elite are looking to the Catholic Church.
Is Angela Merkel Preparing for the Apocalypse?
Does the German chancellor think the country needs a strongman?
Europe’s Political Hokey Pokey Continues
You put the Italian government in; you put the Spanish prime minister out …
America’s Food Supply—Vulnerable to a Siege
‘The easiest way to bring us to our knees’
Why Is the New York Times Lying About Britain?
A demonstrably misleading front-page article shows how the nyt staff bends facts to fit ideology.
Sweden Prepares Its Citizens for War
Never surrender, stock up on food, and know how to recognize an air raid siren. This is just some of the advice Sweden is giving its people.
Did the Germans Veto Italy’s Government?
No, because they didn’t have to.
When Germans Worry, Where Do They Turn?
Germany looks for alternative allies.
America’s Defense Spending: Not as Great as It Looks
By one measure, it may even be smaller than China’s.
The Finance of the Future?
‘Fintech’: miracle, or meh?
Europe Explodes With Fury as Iran Deal Nuked
Why are Europeans demonizing this president unlike any before?
Germany Tightens Its Grip on Its European Empire
We could soon have an EU that tells its member states how to run their own countries.
Is Europe’s Border Force About to Become Its Army?
The EU wants to create a substantial force it can deploy anywhere in the Union—even without the host nation’s permission.
Italy: Game Over for Traditional Politics
Where Italy’s election earthquake will lead Europe
Europe’s ‘Civil War’ and Germany
The European Union is fighting a “sort of European civil war,” French President Emmanuel Macron said last week. Germany could soon decide the outcome.
Germany Debates War in Syria
Former German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg chides the chancellor for letting others do her ‘dirty work.’
