Week in Review: New German Government?, Turkey and Pope Discuss Jerusalem, Russia’s Missile Threat, and Much More

• German leaders emerged from marathon discussions with an agreement for a coalition government in hand. There are a few hurdles left, but Germany may have a government within weeks. We’ll talk about why Germans don’t have much to celebrate.
• Turkey’s president visited the Vatican. He and the pope had an extended conversation, and a notable item on the agenda was the status of Jerusalem.
• New photos show that China’s militarization of the South China Sea is extensive and even more dramatic than previously realized.
• Russia installed some nuclear-capable missiles on the border of Lithuania, and says that NATO and Europe have nothing to be concerned about.
• We’ll also talk about the rough week for global economic markets, a crisis brewing in the Red Sea, Israel having some new warships built, and what recently released memos in Washington tell us about the perilous state of America’s government.

Links

• Germany’s New Coalition Government
• “Why the Trumpet Watches the Rise of a German Strongman”
• A Strong German Leader Is Imminent
• Turkey’s Erdoğan and Pope Francis Discuss Jerusalem
• “Why Is the Pope Provoking War in Israel?”
• China’s Militarization of the South China Sea
• “China Is Steering the World Toward War”
• Russia and China in Prophecy
• Stock Market Crash
• The Biggest Threat to America’s National Security
• Crisis in the Red Sea
• “Iran’s Red Sea Strategy”
• Russia’s Missile Threat
• “The Crimean Crisis Is Reshaping Europe!”
• The Nunes Memo
• AUDIO: “Barack Obama and the Weaponization of Government Agencies”
• America Under Attack