Week in Review: Islamic State in Europe, Vulnerable Nukes, Authoritarian China Threatens Japan, and More

• Investigations after the Brussels terrorist attacks have revealed that the Islamic State has far deeper penetration into Europe than was previously realized. The terrorist group is now making public threats of future attacks against Germany—and even showing a determination to get hold of nuclear weapons stationed in Europe.
• Britain is giving up its steel production for the sake of making a deal with China, which has become the world’s leading producer of this crucial war-making material.

• Evidence of China’s authoritarian tendencies continues to mount, as 16 workers at a news outlet that criticized the president all disappeared.

• We’ll also talk about a bold threat China made against Japan—a new strategy Turkey appears to be using to gain an advantage in Syria—a politician who is regaining his popularity among the German people—and America’s “junk in the trunk” economy.