Article • March 12, 2010
The Week in Review
The war Iran wants, Europe and Russia’s energy battleground, and Japan’s new strategic partner.
Article • April 26, 2010
EU—a Glaring Need for Leadership
Faced with multiple crises, the European Union struggles under weak and inept leadership.
Article • May 13, 2011
The Week in Review
Egypt, Yemen and Syria in upheaval; Spanish incursions into British waters; Europe Day in Brussels; shadows of the Reich; and the menacing Mississippi.
Article • September 30, 2011
The Week in Review
The United Nations, theater of the absurd; threats inside the new Libya; the bailout bout: Germany vs. the U.S.; America’s halfhearted support of Taiwan; and Britain’s take on a terrorist’s “human rights.”
Feature • July 3, 2025
WorldWatch
Article • April 21, 2017
Immortal Cyborgs: Is This Humanity’s Future?
Transhumanists say we could engineer ourselves to live forever.
Feature • February 1, 2018
WorldWatch
Article • November 27, 2018
German History Is Changing
Germany is not to blame for World Wars i and ii. Instead Germans should celebrate ‘1,000 Years of German Empire—Our History, Our Achievements, Our Pride.’ Welcome to the new German history.
Article • April 15, 2021
Russia Threatens U.S. With ‘Doomsday’ Weapon
But Moscow’s chilling military challenge ‘frightens Europe’ even more.
Article • September 9, 2021
Fires and Floods Are in America’s Future
The mainstream media relies on junk science to convince people that both droughts and floods are caused by rising atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Article • September 18, 2021
Why the Ruckus Over AUKUS?
Article • October 28, 2022
100 Years After Mussolini’s March on Rome
Why Mussolini’s vision is more dangerous today than ever before
Article • February 13, 2009
Israel Votes for Security
But is it possible for the new government to secure a durable and lasting peace?
Article • September 25, 2009
Community Organizing the World
Obama tells UN: No one nation can dominate.
Article • February 17, 2011
EU Fraud Continues Unabated
For the 16th consecutive year, auditors refuse to sign off EU accounts.
Article • December 13, 2011
The Day Europe Decided It Didn’t Need—or Want—Britain
The knives are coming out. Britain’s days in the European Union are numbered.
Article • February 10, 2012
U.S. Constitution Too Old, Ginsburg Says
Supreme Court justice encourages Egypt to look to South African model instead.
Article • April 19, 2012
North Korean Launch Attempt Stokes Regional Tensions
The rocket didn’t fly far, but tensions throughout Asia are soaring.
Article • July 10, 2012
Why America Should Not Have Toppled Mubarak
Are children running the White House?
Article • February 12, 2013
Willy Brandt Airport: Harbinger of German National Socialism?
Scandalous delays recall Guillaume Stasi spy affair, fall of the chancellor and rise of a strong man.
Article • February 17, 2017
Iran’s Next President Will Be a Hard-liner
How elections and escalating tensions with Donald Trump will make it difficult for Hassan Rouhani to win a second term
Article • November 13, 2024
Europe’s Leadership Void in an Era of Strongmen
