Article • June 7, 2017

Germany has been named the ‘moral superpower’ of the world, even as it inches ever closer to Jerusalem.



Article • March 4, 2025

The world is dividing into two gargantuan trade blocs.


Article • June 1, 2010

The “greater fool” theory is put to the test. Has Australia learned anything from America?


Article • September 28, 2010

How God made Great Britain great


Article • May 5, 2009

As the world watched the Durban II spectacle, most missed its most important revelation.


Article • August 4, 2020

America was naive to ally with a Communist dictatorship.


Article • July 13, 2007

China is now diversifying its reserves away from the dollar. As a result, the dollar is weakening, and foreigners are scooping up American assets.


Article • November 30, 2021

Will more commonwealth nations reject the British monarchy?


Feature • June 1, 2008

Global civil unrest over skyrocketing food prices gives us an unpleasant glimpse at what human nature can do.


Article • September 7, 2020

The museum pushes its founder off his pedestal—literally.


Article • May 2, 2006

Conflict is brewing over the future of immigrants in the United States. The outcome of the crisis has already been determined.


Article • October 25, 2005

Foreigners can bring more than just their luggage. The economic strain that a profusion of immigrants—legal and illegal—can create on a host country can be considerable.


Article • December 9, 2021

Australia is at risk of a total economic halt in 2022.


From the book: Australia—Where to Now?


Article • November 9, 2016

Israel prepares for battle after the U.S. election.


Feature • December 1, 2010

Whoops! Right under everyone’s noses, they scored a monopoly on a rare resource we all use. In a swoop, this could bring the world to its knees.


Feature • November 1, 2008

The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were a warning from God. Seven years later, almost to the day, another crisis left the financial world teetering on the edge. But this one was self-inflicted.



Article • August 11, 2008

President Sarkozy’s mooted Mediterranean Union may have seemed a sore point with Germany’s chancellor. The reality is it may bring her nation one step closer to achieving a long-cherished goal.


Article • October 26, 2022



Article • April 6, 2023