Richard Palmer

New evidence shows that two of the world’s most dangerous countries are working together on the world’s most dangerous weapons.

French riots point to problems far deeper than one election.

What went on when Greece surrendered to Germany’s demands in the summer of 2015?

If you can’t beat them …

Pope Francis brings his call for a new world order to the West’s cultural elite.

Trumpet analyst Richard Palmer explains three lessons from yesterday’s election in France.

France’s election could change the European Union forever.

Sunday’s vote is described as the death of Turkish democracy and the end of Turkey’s period as a secular state.

On June 8, Brits will go to the polls again.

France’s most popular politician believes the ‘German Empire is back’—and that it must be confronted.

On Sunday, the Islamic State came within a whisker of blowing up the pope.

Russia has a new best friend in Latin America.

After the dust settles, watch for the prophesied break between Syria and Iran.

America’s decision to allow Russia to oversee the dismantling of Syria’s chemical weapons has failed, like so many of the previous administration’s Middle Eastern peace initiatives.

Could Europe’s engine of growth stall?

The Brexit negotiations have turned nasty already.

Concern over a Trump-Putin friendship is misplaced. Instead, watch for the global order to be overturned by a different relationship.

America’s new protectionism is forcing Latin America to seek new partners.

Trumpet analysts Brad Macdonald and Richard Palmer discuss what happens next.

Why you should be concerned about the protests in Russia

Geert Wilders didn’t lose. Instead, he’s part of a dangerous trend sweeping Europe.

Trumpet analysts Brad Macdonald and Richard Palmer discuss the new Scottish referendum.

The survival of the United Kingdom is once again at risk.

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