Week in Review: Iran and North Korea in Nuclear Collusion, Putin’s Russia Gains Ground, Democratic Party Shifts Left, and More

Evidence has emerged that North Korea and Iran are colluding together in their development of nuclear weapons.

Vladimir Putin’s Russia is making some key gains in its drive to resurrect the former glory of the Soviet empire.

The Democratic party in the U.S. has recently suffered some big losses not just in the presidential election, but also in the Senate, House and elsewhere. Now, in response to those losses, the party is recalibrating, regrouping, and making a major shift.

Germany’s political campaign season started this week, and there is evidence that Berlin could also be in store for a big political shift.

We also discuss China expanding its overseas power, the Catholic Church attempting to ban work on Sunday, whether America’s generals can save the country, and a dam project in Ethiopia that could have global geopolitical effects.