Article • December 13, 2013

Europe’s largest export country set to exploit South America


From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong



Article • April 7, 2010

Will it make the world safer?




Article • February 21, 2017

An Arabic prayer call just miles from the site of America’s worst terrorist attack




Article • November 15, 2017

Theresa May is trying to negotiate with the European Union while her own government is unstable.


Article • October 29, 2008

Iran has a two-pronged program to affect policy and politics in Iraq.


Article • August 11, 2010


Article • August 13, 2025

As our world heads into greater conflict, this newly established council will likely grow in responsibility and may be of great prophetic relevance.


Feature • December 1, 2013

The unthinkable is now reality. Only in Africa?


Feature • August 1, 2001

As the European Union assumes greater global power, a crucial element stands in its way: Nearly a century of British and American intelligence cooperation. Europe’s new independent defense policy and its determination to protect business within the Union demand that Britain choose where it will stand: with the U.S. or the EU.


Article • August 29, 2019

Iran’s ‘land bridge’ in the Middle East ‘came into full view over the weekend.’


Article • August 5, 2021

One of the greatest cover-ups in modern history is being exposed.


Feature • October 1, 2021


Article • May 18, 2023



Article • November 30, 2017

Germany’s main left- and right-wing parties again attempt to build a coalition.



Article • March 20, 2012

This is why we don’t have any Churchills or Teddy Roosevelts anymore.


Article • February 22, 2017

How China’s embargo on North Korea’s coal plays into a wider worldview where Washington is replaced by Beijing


Article • June 8, 2017

Donald Trump’s latest act of pulling the United States out of the Paris Agreement makes Germany look like a moral hero.