Article • July 30, 2021
China’s New Nuclear Missile Base Exposes the Fragility of the Global Peace
Xi Jinping’s expansion of Chinese nuclear firepower appears to be happening at a breakneck pace.
Article • October 24, 2008
Report: Sarkozy Wants to Head New Eurozone “Economic Government”
The credit crunch pushes Europe together.
Article • June 21, 2011
Cyberattack: America’s Achilles’ Heel?
Modern warfare is evolving. The biggest militaries in the world could be rendered ineffective.
Article • December 7, 2016
Europe: Cuba’s New Best Friend
Even before Fidel Castro died, European business have been rushing in to Cuba.
Article • September 13, 2008
The Week in Review
Iraq slips away, Asia and Europe grapple, Bolivia kicks the U.S. out, the frivolity of American markets, and what we learned—or didn’t—from Sept. 11, 2001.
Article • October 21, 2021
Canada: Rule of Law Has Become Rule of the Will
Canadians’ lives are now dominated by the willpower of the powerful.
Feature • March 1, 2002
Coming Soon: A New Royal Family!
Fifty years on from Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne, what is to become of Britain’s royal line?
Article • June 14, 2018
A Deal Founded on Lies
Iran lied to complete the nuclear deal—and so did the Obama administration.
Feature • April 1, 2014
‘It’s Time for Germany to Lead’
Article • January 20, 2009
Obama’s Inaugural Speech
Brilliantly delivered, but lacking some vital fundamentals.
Article • July 23, 2008
The Unpopularity of Parenthood
Lessons we can extract from demographics data
Feature • February 1, 2015
A Potent Tool for Becoming a Better You
Gritting your teeth? Just think of it as a smile.
Article • January 23, 2016
Week in Review: The Iran Threat, Merkel’s Last Stand, Putin-Approved Murder, Epic Debt Defaults, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • August 21, 2019
British Armed Forces Shrink—Again
The pride of a once-mighty military is being broken.
Article • August 22, 2011
The Bear Berates the Eagle, Embraces the Dragon
Despite receiving a string of concessions from Washington, the Kremlin is pushing the U.S. aside in order to cultivate its relationship with China.
Article • March 3, 2014
Merkel Leads Largest German Cabinet Delegation to Israel
Feature • January 1, 2005
‘Battle Groups’ Approved
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • August 18, 2020
Michelle Obama: President Trump Is ‘Emboldening Torch-Bearing White Supremacists’
Article • May 20, 2019
China and Japan: Burying the Katana
‘[O]ur ties are not only back on a normal track but will continue to develop in a healthy and stable manner.’
Article • December 3, 2008
The U.S. Recession and the Zimbabwe Option
Hands poised over the “print” button, policymakers are offering a cure worse than the disease.
Feature • May 1, 1999
Europe’s New Policeman
A shifting alliance: Searching for a new identity since the end of the Cold War, NATO hopes to have found one.
Article • December 28, 2023
Why Germany’s New Military Base Matters
