Article • January 23, 2007


Article • March 11, 2025

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.



Article • February 12, 2019

Working together on advanced military capabilities strengthens the prophesied Franco-German alliance.


Article • March 18, 2008

Many Europhiles believe post-Cold War NATO should be more Eurocentric. The secretary general is one.


Article • October 24, 2013

With elections out the way, German Chancellor Angela Merkel can now return to fixing the euro.


Article • January 8, 2018



Article • September 6, 2019

The construction of a radical Islamic highway in a strategic corridor from Tehran to Jerusalem



From the book: The Lion Has Roared


Feature • July 11, 2022

Justin Trudeau has dismantled the nation’s democracy. Its descent into tyranny contains a critical warning.


Article • May 20, 2021

‘The digital yuan’s acceptance beyond mainland China could give the regime a significant geo-economic tool, one that bypasses the network of banks and financial institutions that are subject to U.S. laws and binds client states more directly to Beijing.’




Article • August 13, 2020

The Democrats’ obsession with voting by mail exposes the breakdown in America’s rule of law.


Article • December 18, 2015

A smaller EU with its own army can already be seen on the horizon.


Article • December 20, 2021


Feature • May 1, 2006

Any world power with vast overseas commitments must control the seaways necessary for safe passage of its goods, its citizens and its military forces. Why then have Britain and America so casually yielded up this power they once guarded so jealously?


Feature • January 17, 2022

Australia stands for nothing, so it gives away everything, even its character.


Article • November 19, 2007

Meet Germany’s new vice chancellor, Frank-Walter Steinmeier.


Article • April 13, 2021

Viktor Orbán and Italian fascists desire to join forces.


Article • October 29, 2014

Britain’s anti-EU party gets its first elected member of Parliament, while the EU makes itself more unpopular than ever.



Article • March 30, 2018

For the first time since the Cold War, Germany’s Intelligence Service resurrects its counterespionage unit and moves into new headquarters.