Article • May 17, 2010

A Monday-evening vote could be a huge blow to London.



Article • March 21, 2005

China’s new “anti-seccesion” law is causing quite a stir in East Asia. Here’s why this law is, and is not, a big deal.


Article • September 6, 2016

What the ouster of Dilma Rousseff means for Brazil’s past and future allegiance


Article • February 14, 2022

Everything about the missile is designed to be offensive, including its name.


Feature • November 28, 2017

It’s a dramatic shift in world affairs. And it won’t end well.


Article • October 30, 2018

How long before the territory is fully assimilated into the authoritarian mainland?


Article • April 30, 2021

‘It is said that Cuba is not a priority for the United States.’ Well, it certainly is for Russia.


Article • October 15, 2024

Earth’s local neighborhood just got a whole lot bigger.


Article • September 9, 2014

The Islamic Republic has a vital role and ‘important duty’ in an imminent post Anglo-American world.


Feature • December 1, 2010

Where global trade disputes are leading—and how they will upend your life


Feature • October 1, 2006

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.


Feature • August 1, 2007


Article • September 10, 2014


Article • August 7, 2025

What does this mean for the State of Israel?


Article • February 13, 2008

President Vladimir Putin has said Russia has been forced into an arms race with the Western world. Where will it lead?


Article • September 3, 2020

If one thing unites the right and the left, it’s the tacit acceptance of Islamic fundamentalism.


Key of David Program • June 12, 2020

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 • June 29, 2010



Article • January 20, 2016

The decision to publish and distribute the book may help the Russian president to tighten his grip on power.


Article • November 23, 2010

As North Korea attacks the South, here’s another reminder of how badly peace efforts have failed.


Article • April 23, 2012

In a move that will strike many followers of this website as dramatic, 10 European Union nations are considering creating a powerful new office to lead that European combine.