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New Report Condemns Labour Party for Anti-Semitism
But does the report go far enough?
Article • March 3, 2008
God’s Sacred Calendar (Part Two)
A closer look at some of the rules of the Hebrew calendar. This is where most of the controversy arises over the calendar.
Feature • February 1, 2013
WorldWatch
Article • June 19, 2007
EU’s New DNA Law Is Remarkably Undemocratic
The EU Council of Ministers has signed a new agreement on DNA sharing. The agreement is another display of the EU’s undemocratic methods of forcing its agenda on member states.
Article • April 6, 2023
Russia’s New Foreign Policy Names China, India as Key Allies
Article • May 19, 2013
Herbert W. Armstrong Visited King Leopold Expedition in New Guinea
Ambassador Foundation support of anthropological exploration
Feature • September 1, 2014
Radical Islam’s New Top Target: Rome
Article • July 3, 2017
Hezbollah’s New Weapon: Trees?
The terrorist group is now using the facade of ‘environmentalism’ as its latest tool for war.
Article • March 13, 2025
Germany Has a New Catholic Strongman
When religious beliefs become politically relevant
Article • March 5, 2012
Ireland to Hold Referendum on New EU Treaty
The Irish have voted ‘no’ before. There’s a good chance they’ll do so now.
Article • November 15, 2013
Papal Popularity Reaches New Heights
Article • May 16, 2005
Europe’s New Identity
A new cultural phenomenon is emerging in Europe. The Continent’s history of division and hostility is growing dim in the memory of its younger generations, and a new European identity is being conceived.
Feature • November 1, 2000
New Faces, Old Ideas
Article • February 1, 2024
New Law to Expand EU Control of Social Media
Article • June 27, 2005
New Iranian President Is a Man With a Mission
A stunning election upset has put a hardliner into the presidency. He wants to make Iran a role model of a powerful Islamic country—just like the mullahs who put him into office.
Article • November 16, 2008
The Weekend Web
It’s too late for Britain, the emerging economic superpower and a global cooling alert.
Feature • May 1, 2005
What’s Behind Corporate Corruption?
The competitive, high-stakes corporate world seems bedeviled by crookedness. Do you know why? There is a cause!
Article • February 13, 2018
New Photos Show Beijing’s Militarization in South China Sea in Dramatic Detail
Five years ago these islands did not exist; now they are formidable Chinese military outposts.
Article • March 29, 2024
Russia Gearing Up for ‘Big New Push’
Article • November 20, 2017
New Research Shows Millennial Men Playing Video Games Instead of Working
Article • January 14, 2020
Russia Opens New Gas Pipeline to Turkey
Will the Russo-Turkish friendship last?
Article • September 14, 2018
China’s New Rail-Gun Rockets in Tibet Send Menacing Message
China hopes diplomatic efforts will neutralize India’s resistance to the Belt and Road Initiative, but it has a backup plan.
Article • February 18, 2019
New Spy Headquarters Highlights Germany’s Changing Role
The newfound importance of Germany’s national spy agency is deeply symbolic of its changing foreign policy.
