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Will Taiwan’s strides toward China lead to its annexation?



Article • October 15, 2014

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Feature • July 1, 2020

It is easier to confess to a houseplant than to ask God for forgiveness.


Article • May 17, 2006

The “moralists are alive and kicking” in Germany.


Article • March 16, 2018

Russia’s relationship with Egypt brings back Cold War memories.


Article • November 9, 2018

Based on Bible prophecy, we know that these three conclusions are only temporary.


Article • November 14, 2024

The various Christian denominations persecuted by the radical left are rallying around the president-elect.



Article • April 11, 2007

Russia’s president is reintroducing authoritarian rule in Russia. His repudiation of democratic principles is not affecting the support he enjoys from the West.


Article • December 24, 2025


Article • January 7, 2014

Do more laws mean a better society?


Feature • November 1, 2019

After years of hearing ‘Russia, Russia, Russia,’ brace yourselves for a new approach: ‘racism, racism, racism.’


Article • March 12, 2013

The government says the more people are on the program, the stronger the the nation becomes. Is that true?



Article • October 11, 2021

Foreign minister talks compromise as his government enriches uranium.



Article • March 29, 2017

Although the influx of refugees significantly declined, the number of attacks on them did not.


Article • June 6, 2017


Article • November 1, 2018

Jair Bolsonaro stands ready to upend his nation’s foreign policy.


Article • September 4, 2020

Iran strengthens its grip on one of the world’s most important seas.



Article • November 3, 2021

Perhaps the biggest takeaway from the recent measures is how Europeans are treated like sheep.


Feature • May 1, 2004

How the political ripple from the Madrid bombing has altered the power balance in Europe


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