Hope for the Child Victims of Rotherham
The gut-wrenching facts of what happened teach us a lot about today’s Britain. Thankfully, it isn’t the end of the story.
Anglican Bishop: Christians Look to Rome for Leadership in the Face of Radical Islam
The rise of Islamic State gives the Catholic Church ‘a great opportunity and also a great responsibility.’
British Opposition to the EU Reaches New Heights
Britain’s anti-EU party gets its first elected member of Parliament, while the EU makes itself more unpopular than ever.
The British Constitution Is a Mess—and It’s About to Get Worse
The United Kingdom faces the biggest shake-up in over three centuries.
Germany’s Embarrassing Failures Prompt Military Spending Debate
Germany has escalated its military activity without increasing its budget. Now its armed forces badly need more cash.
Europe: The Rise of the Fringe Parties Continue
Even Germany is beginning to succumb to the upstarts.
Russian Victory: Ukraine-EU Trade Deal on Hold
Russia snatches victory from the jaws of defeat.
The End of Britain Is Nigh
Scotland could be about to make a catastrophic mistake in the name of more government handouts.
Rotherham: The Town Where Gang Rape Is ‘a Usual Part of Growing Up’
Abandoned by authorities, at least 1,400 youths have been sexually abused by Pakistani rape gangs.
Islamic Terrorist Group Declares Caliphate in Nigeria
Remember the #BringBackOurGirls campaign? Now the bad guys are stronger than ever.
How Long Until the Euro Crisis Flares Up Again?
The latest economic reports prove that another round of economic crises in Europe is not a question of if, but when.
Germany Is Building a European Army Before Your Eyes
The Dutch Army is being absorbed into the German military, and Poland’s could be next.
German General Given Top U.S. Military Position
For the first time, a non-American will serve as chief of staff for the U.S. Army in Europe.
EU Slaps Tough Sanctions on Russia
Europe gets serious.
The War Over World War I
Who started the First World War? As the world commemorates the 100th anniversary of the war, the answer to this question is more important than ever.
What 79 Million Europeans Think of Jews
And how this is affecting European politics—again.
Hungary Turns Its Back on ‘Liberal Democracy’
Hungary’s prime minister debunks the myth that history is one long march toward Western-style government.
