Record Fines for UK and U.S. Banks
Another banking scandal reveals the bold dishonesty in Britain’s and America’s banks.
Northern Ireland’s ‘Gay Cake’
How a court ruling exposes the true aim of the global pro-homosexual movement
Courting Cuba—The EU Is Eager to Move In
The French president’s historic visit to Cuba is part of a European effort to pursue closer relations with the island.
Shock Conservative Victory in UK Election
This election has major consequences for Britain’s place in the EU and Scotland’s place in the UK.
‘Forged in Crises’
With serious threats on every side, Europe desperately needs unity. Just what the Union’s founders had in mind.
Euro Crisis Ripping Europe Apart
It’s not just about economics; it’s about anger.
Europe Rethinks Its Military After Ukraine Confrontation
Lithuania, Poland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Romania, Bulgaria, Germany: all beefing up defense.
U.S. Downgrades Britain’s Military
Britain’s military cuts are further weakening its alliance with the U.S.
No More Taboos for the German Army
Germany removes the last restraints on its use of the armed forces, while its defense minister declares that there will be ‘no taboos.’
Is Angela Merkel Germany’s Chamberlain?
Appeasement, capitulation or wisdom—how can we understand Merkel’s negotiations with Russia?
What Happens When You Take the UK out of the EU?
Britain is closer than ever to cutting ties with the European Union. What will Europe look like once the British are gone?
The Sceptered Isle’s Secular Prophet
Britain would do well to remember these overlooked warnings from one of its most revered poets.
Stepping Into America’s Footprint
Germany: a country with a grown-up foreign policy
German and Polish Armies Agree to Closer Cooperation
‘Poland wants a strong, active German Army,’ says Poland’s defense minister.
