Week in Review: The Middle East Is Primed for Conflict, Germany’s Rise Accelerates, China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy, and Much More

Show Notes

• Many questions hang over America’s policies in the Middle East, indicating a volatile year ahead for the region.
• Germany’s ascent to regional and even global power is picking up momentum.
• In Africa, some worrying reports are showing that for some nations, China’s investment is not helping them.
• We also discuss frictions between Cuba and America, how China’s increasingly aggressive policy points to a tumultuous year ahead, political disarray in Israel, and much more.

Links

• Priming the Middle East for Conflict
  • The King of the South
  • audio: “Is an Arab Spring Imminent in Sudan?”
• Germany Accelerates Its Ascendancy
  • “France Rejects America—and Empowers Germany!”
  • Jerusalem in Prophecy
• China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy
  • “China Preparing to Take Over Kenya’s Main Port?”
  • Russia and China in Prophecy
• Latin America’s ‘Troika of Tyranny’
  • Isaiah’s End-Time Vision
• China’s Increasingly Aggressive Policies
  • “Brave New World (Made in China)”
  • “China Is Steering the World Toward War”
• China in Space
  • “China’s BeiDou Navigation System Goes Global”
  • Isaiah’s End-Time Vision
• Israeli Politics in Disarray
  • Character in Crisis