Feature • March 1, 2004
The First and Great Commandment
This article begins our series on the Ten Commandments. Be sure to read and study all the scriptures quoted.
Feature • April 11, 2025
The Idiocy of the Tesla Attacks
What you can learn from fools who scratch swastikas on Cybertrucks
Feature • April 1, 2015
Are These the ‘Last Days’?
Look at world events, and it’s clear why many are asking this question.
Article • December 1, 2025
X’s New Feature Shows Russia Turning Americans Against Americans
Feature • August 1, 2017
Meet the Communists Taking Over Britain
Voters are growing comfortable with a Labour Party ruled by a radical. Welcome to Britain’s new normal.
Article • November 21, 2013
New German Coalition to Pursue European Army
Germany lays out its ambitions for the next four years, including a plan to ‘strive for an ever closer associate of European forces, which can evolve into a parliamentary European army.’
Article • September 11, 2017
New Royal Navy ‘Frigate’ Is Undersized, Underpowered
Britain is building new warships, but will they make its Navy more powerful, or less?
Article • March 11, 2025
Meet Canada’s New ‘Eurocrat’
Mark Carney will soon join his mentor Mario Draghi in the niche club of people who have become a head of government after running a central bank.
Feature • March 27, 2025
Trump Announces Tariffs, Hopes for a Ceasefire Fade, Ukraine’s New Incursion Into Russia
Article • February 12, 2019
France and Germany Team Up for New Fighter Jet
Working together on advanced military capabilities strengthens the prophesied Franco-German alliance.
Feature • April 1, 2013
America’s New Best Friend
Article • January 20, 2010
A New German Defense Giant Fulfills Prophecy
The German military-industrial complex went underground after the war, but it is back.
Feature • October 1, 2010
What to Do With Germany?
Berlin is surging in power! Finally some observers are asking hard questions about the direction it is going.
Article • February 8, 2008
Black Sea—New EU Frontier?
In less than two decades the European Union has pushed its eastern frontier from Berlin to the Black Sea. How much more will Russia tolerate—and what of Iran, beginning to feel the EU breathing down its neck?
Feature • September 1, 2016
Turkey Enters a Dark New Age
What the failed coup reveals about Turkey’s once secular state
Article • March 26, 2008
Ma Ying-jeou and Taiwan’s New Direction
Will Taiwan’s efforts to appease Beijing result in it being annexed by mainland China?
Article • September 9, 2019
Guttenberg Urges Europe to Prepare for a New Reality
Germany’s offensive cybercapabilities may soon have a leader willing to use them.
Article • May 14, 2019
Why the New Gold Rush?
This time, it’s not prospectors looking for precious metals—it’s central banks.
Article • November 19, 2007
A New Heavyweight in EU Politics
Meet Germany’s new vice chancellor, Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
Article • April 13, 2021
Could a New Far-Right Party Grouping Take Europe by Storm?
Viktor Orbán and Italian fascists desire to join forces.
Article • October 29, 2014
British Opposition to the EU Reaches New Heights
Britain’s anti-EU party gets its first elected member of Parliament, while the EU makes itself more unpopular than ever.
Article • June 3, 2024
Franco-German Cooperation Reaches New Heights
‘At the heart of Europe,’ Macron stirs Germans to leave their past behind.
Feature • March 1, 2007
Russia’s Deadly New Weapon
More powerful than a nuclear bomb, it is already vaulting Moscow back to superpower status. Europe is deeply troubled.
Article • June 17, 2020
Trump’s New Syria Sanctions Could Finally Bring Down the Assad Regime
Long overdue Caesar Act comes into effect in an attempt to overturn Obama’s Syria failure.
Article • December 30, 2022
Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel’s New Old Prime Minister
