Richard Palmer

And why the euro is incompatible with democracy

The pope releases his most radical document yet.

Everyone’s talking about Europe’s economy. But at the heart of the crisis is a very different problem.

Britain cuts its already crippled military to pay for extra health care.

Another banking scandal reveals the bold dishonesty in Britain’s and America’s banks.

How a court ruling exposes the true aim of the global pro-homosexual movement

The French president’s historic visit to Cuba is part of a European effort to pursue closer relations with the island.

This election has major consequences for Britain’s place in the EU and Scotland’s place in the UK.

With serious threats on every side, Europe desperately needs unity. Just what the Union’s founders had in mind.

It’s not just about economics; it’s about anger.

Lithuania, Poland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Romania, Bulgaria, Germany: all beefing up defense.

Britain’s military cuts are further weakening its alliance with the U.S.

Germany removes the last restraints on its use of the armed forces, while its defense minister declares that there will be ‘no taboos.’

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