Feature • March 1, 2000
Caught in the Middle
America wants a closer trading relationship with Britain. To achieve this it needs Canada’s help. What role will Canada play in this coming Anglo-Saxon combine? In this article, we take a look at the rich history of this nation throughout the past century and show why Canada finds itself in such a precarious position right now.
Article • June 6, 2011
Jordan: New anti-Israel opposition party formed
Article • January 31, 2012
New Spanish Government More Aggressive Over Gibraltar
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair tried to give it away. Can Britain hold on to Gibraltar now?
Article • November 5, 2025
New Yorkers Choose Mamdani
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 • February 1, 2024
New Law to Expand EU Control of Social Media
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 • 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.
Article • November 15, 2013
Papal Popularity Reaches New Heights
Feature • November 1, 2000
New Faces, Old Ideas
Article • November 20, 2017
New Research Shows Millennial Men Playing Video Games Instead of Working
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.
Article • January 14, 2020
Russia Opens New Gas Pipeline to Turkey
Will the Russo-Turkish friendship last?
Article • May 24, 2021
New Pipeline Could Make Iran King of World Trade
What the Goreh-Jask pipeline means for the Middle East and the world.
Article • March 29, 2024
Russia Gearing Up for ‘Big New Push’
Article • November 2, 2017
God’s Hand in the Balfour Declaration
The story of a ‘brief window of time, fated never to open again’
Article • September 3, 2020
Where Will All the Hate End?
Article • September 28, 2012
Germany Opens New Deepwater Port
On September 21, Germany opened a new port with the potential to dominate the shipping trade in the near future.
Key of David Program • June 12, 2020
Riots Prophesied
America is on fire. What is the real source of the violence and riots on America’s streets, and how can we solve this deadly crisis?
Article • September 3, 2020
Canadian Politicians Team Up With Radical Islam
If one thing unites the right and the left, it’s the tacit acceptance of Islamic fundamentalism.
Article • May 14, 2026
German AfD’s Popularity Hits Record High as Merz’s Sinks to New Low
The causes are complex and the solutions scarce, but Bible prophecy offers clarity.
Article • November 9, 2012
Can the New Coptic Pope Save Egypt’s Christians?
As violence against Christians intensifies in Egypt, many Coptic Christians will start looking for a new type of Pope to protect them!
Article • July 11, 2013
President Obama’s Sweeping New Powers
One year ago, U.S. President Barack Obama voted himself sweeping new powers over American citizens’ private communications.
Article • September 11, 2018
Hong Kong Overtakes New York as City With Most Superrich People
More proof that the Hong Kong handover was a colossal loss for Great Britain, and a massive gain for China
