Europe

Austrian Chancellor-elect Sebastian Kurz is seeking the guidance of the Catholic Church.

Don’t let the European Union’s bureaucratic rhetoric distract from the building of a united military

A small group of European Union nations is beginning to create a new military superpower.

Even more historic than the size and timing of Israel’s ‘Blue Flag 2017’ exercises are the identities of its participants.

German military strategists prepare for the fall of the European Union and the United States.

Sebastian Kurz has made it his ‘obligation’ to bridge the gap between Eastern and Western Europe, thus bringing Austria closer to its historic and prophetic role.

‘So for the future, I think the Catholic Church has to play a very important role ….’ –Cardinal Reinhard Marx

Iran continues to push against the United States—and Europe.

The 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation demonstrates massive changes in the way Protestants and Catholics treat each other.

Luther’s 95 Theses split the Catholic Church. Now, 500 years removed, Protestants are closer than ever to returning to the fold—as prophesied.

What does this mean for Germany, and for Europe?

Meet Andrej Babiš, Czech’s second-richest man, and his ‘new business model’ for his nation.

You need to watch Germany.

By weakening the Roman Curia, Pope Francis is strengthening local bishops—and himself.

Meet Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s new chancellor and the world’s youngest head of state.

The pressure is building on Europe to make some major changes.

The recent German election left its political landscape paralyzed, seeking orientation. The eyes of the media and politicians alike are glued to one man.

What’s behind Germany’s deepening political crisis?

An Alternative for Germany candidate in the German federal election is the latest leader who is openly proud of Germany’s wartime past.

Bribing the gatekeeper has worked before, but this latest Libyan incarnation has dangerous implications.

Why an Angela Merkel victory in the German elections actually ought to alarm us.