In Depth

The election isn’t as much about the future of Hungary as it is about the future of the EU.

The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz exposes a monetary strategic vulnerability.

The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will transform the battlefield but rather how much individual nations can and are willing to delegate to the machine.

The crisis we warned about 10 years ago may have already begun.

How much longer before Great Britain abolishes its scandalized monarchy?

A lesson in leadership from one of America’s greatest presidents

In a world overrun by appeasers, one man keeps warning—and the world keeps hating him for it.

President Trump believes the world is powerless against his America-first agenda, but he is overlooking America’s crippling addiction.

Germany prepares for the day after.

Could the United States fall with the flip of a switch?

Canada has lost the war against pornography.

There’s a lot more behind that kid-friendly Roblox game than you think.

Where the fate of Western civilization is being decided

Why isn’t it supporting the U.S.-Israel military mission against Iran?

The cost of defeat—or even partial victory—in this war is far greater than most Americans recognize.

‘He who controls the open space around us is in a position to control the Earth.’

From ruling an empire to befriending a pedophile: What went wrong?

Germany will have to be prepared for all possibilities.

‘The idea of a French Europe is dead. We made a German Europe. Nice work!’

Does it feel like 1937 or 1939?

A sober look at the state of the world

How far you are willing and allowed to go could be the deciding factor in World War iii.