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?
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 • 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 • February 6, 2016
Week in Review: Seehofer in Russia, Japan’s Militarization, New War in Libya, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • March 6, 2018
Putin Boasts of ‘Invincible’ New Nuclear Weapons
A provocative speech by Russia’s president includes video depicting a strike against the United States—but what matters most is Europe’s response.
Article • September 20, 2006
New Plan for a United Europe Proposed
Europe needs a powerful president and unified foreign affairs voice to rally behind. Has French presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy hit a nerve with these two suggestions?
Feature • July 1, 2005
Europe’s New Identity
Article • May 7, 2025
New Chinese Missiles Could Destroy U.S. Fleet in 20 Minutes
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.
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 • 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.
Feature • December 1, 2010
This Means War
Where global trade disputes are leading—and how they will upend your life
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 • 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 • March 29, 2024
Russia Gearing Up for ‘Big New Push’
Feature • October 1, 2006
Selling Britain’s Corporate Crown Jewels
The continual loss of ownership of the companies that helped make Britain great is a sad reminder of this nation’s fall from superpower status.
Article • May 21, 2013
Support for Syrian Rebels Reveals New Alliance
An alliance the Trumpet forecast 20 years ago is taking center stage in Syria.
Article • February 9, 2021
Iran Flexes Its ‘Space Muscles’ With New Rocket Launch
Is Tehran’s space program a front for nuclear ambitions?
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.
Article • November 24, 2025
President Trump’s new friend: Zohran Mamdani?
Feature • February 1, 2001
The Denial of History
We have entered a most crucial time for the U.S. and Britain, with new global alliances forming in the wake of the now-dead bipolar cold war era formerly dominated by the U.S. and the Soviet Union. At this junction of epochs, the Anglo-Saxon nations have lost their grasp on a most crucial tool underpinning national survival. They have lost their grip on history.
