Article • July 24, 2022
New Philippine President Seeks Deeper Ties With China
China is the ‘most powerful partner of the Philippines.’
Article • June 25, 2015
Gazprom’s Dangerous New Nord Stream Gas Pipeline to Germany
Does the latest Russian-German deal reflect the spirit of Molotov-Ribbentrop?
Article • July 29, 2016
New German Paper Signals Dramatic Military Shift
Germany officially casts off postwar military restraint and promises to help ‘in shaping the global order.’
Article • May 16, 2017
South Korea Elects New President—Will Moon Bring Back ‘Sunshine’?
The change in leadership may lead to a clash between South Korea and the United States.
Article • June 11, 2018
New Poll: English Youth Are Not Proud to Be English
The next generation is ashamed of its heritage.
Article • June 25, 2018
Erdoğan Victorious in Snap Elections, Claims New Autocratic Powers
Turkey has effectively become an autocratic state that can be dominated by Erdoğan for the next decade.
Article • April 8, 2021
Putin’s New Law Could Make Him Longest-Reigning Russian Ruler Since Peter the Great
But he is beginning to look more like Ivan the Terrible.
Article • September 25, 2020
What to Expect From Japan Under Its New Prime Minister
Abe has now left the prime minister’s office, but that does not mean his goals have.
Article • October 2, 2020
New Senate Report Reveals Biden Family Business Corruption
Politicians are enriching themselves at the expense of the nation.
Feature • September 1, 2004
New World Ethic: Same Old Roman Empire
Article • August 30, 2012
Germany Calls for New EU Treaty
Chancellor Merkel wants EU leaders to hold a convention to forge a new treaty that binds Europe yet closer together.
Article • September 26, 2024
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Indicted
Article • September 12, 2011
New Euroskeptic Group Rethinks Britain’s Relationship With Europe
Britain and Europe are moving in opposite directions.
Article • June 21, 2017
Germany Sides With Putin Against America’s New Sanctions Against Russia
Berlin accuses America of economic self-interest for proposing sanctions against Russia.
Article • October 17, 2007
New California Law Requires Schools to Promote Deviant Sexual Practices
Children as young as kindergarten-age could be taught homosexuality, transsexuality and other lifestyles.
Feature • October 1, 2007
Stewardship, Part One
In his book Raising the Ruins, now available in bookstores, Trumpet executive editor Stephen Flurry exposes the reality of what happened to the Worldwide Church of God. Here is the twelfth chapter.
Article • June 5, 2012
Wells Fargo repossesses Stockton’s new city hall plus three other city buildings
Feature • September 1, 2020
How to See God in History
History is being rewritten with impunity. Here is some bedrock historical truth that will protect you from error.
Article • December 12, 2013
Mysterious ‘China City’ Proposed in New York State
In a number of cases, China appears to be trying to purchase entire American communities in one fell swoop. Is some form of economic colonization taking place?
Article • March 6, 2026
Germany’s New Partners
Article • October 14, 2008
U.S. Military Faces New Threat: Counterfeit Parts
Technology dependence has given the world’s greatest military an Achilles heel. Now, cost cutting has created one more arrow to hit the U.S. military.
Article • May 17, 2010
UK Facing Defeat on New EU Hedge Fund Rules
A Monday-evening vote could be a huge blow to London.
Article • August 24, 2008
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Fathers fail to medal at Beijing Olympics while Russia scores another diplomatic coup in Georgia; plus, which is the world’s worst country for children?
