Article • March 10, 2011
British MEP: How to bypass a British ‘no’ vote
Article • February 18, 2016
Six Policemen Gunned Down in One Week; Plus, the World Looks Beyond America
Article • August 8, 2025
Tariff Dispute Pushes India Away From U.S. Toward Russia and China
Article • April 14, 2025
China and Vietnam Sign Multiple Cooperation Deals
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • September 10, 2019
The Battle for Brexit
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • December 4, 2019
Cold War II, Impeachment Hearing II, Mueller’s Star Witness, and Shadow Foreign Policy
Article • September 13, 2006
Dependence on Foreign Resources Threatens U.S.
Dangers lurk in America’s overreliance on foreign nations, and often hostile nations, to supply essential resources.
Article • February 21, 2007
Which Is the Isolated State: Iran—or America?
Iran has been pictured as a pariah state. Why, then, has the U.S. been so reticent in confronting it?
Article • December 30, 2007
The Weekend Web
The death of democracy and the end of the war on terror; plus, global warming: We’re either running out of time or gaining more!
Article • September 4, 2008
Danger Lurks in America’s Backyard
American foreign policy is concentrated on the Middle East, the Caucasus and Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, a deadly threat lurks much closer to home.
Article • April 4, 2005
Democracy in the Middle East?
From Iraq to Egypt, Saudi Arabia to Lebanon, the winds of revolution fill the air. But it would be a mistake to consider this a movement toward peace. In fact, in the Middle East, “people power” could create a monster.
Article • June 7, 2018
Slovenia Election: Europe Shifts Further to the Political Right
Slovenes join Italians, Hungarians, Czechs and other Europeans voting for populist leaders.
Article • August 6, 2024
The Assassination Cover-up
The Secret Service and fbi are lying about a lot, including Thomas Crooks’s motivation.
Article • August 26, 2011
The Week in Review
Libya’s “now what?”, Merkel faces coalition demolition, young enthusiasm for an old pope, quantifying China’s race to arms, and a quake on the coast.
Article • April 5, 2023
Benjamin Netanyahu Is Under Attack by America
Israel’s prime minister suffered a crushing defeat. But he will get help.
Feature • August 1, 2011
What Really Happened in Bosnia
One massacre was exaggerated. Another went unreported. The reason for the double standard is shameful.
Feature • December 13, 2023
Truth and Lies About the Israel-Hamas War
Is Israel’s counterattack worse than Hamas’s October 7 massacre? Here are the facts.
Article • June 9, 2006
Chilean Students Riot
Chile’s youth are out of control, with the blessing of parents and educators, not to mention the Chilean president. This travesty highlights a broad global trend.
Article • December 26, 2007
Don’t Expect Jacob Zuma to Fix South Africa
Once the jewel of Africa, this nation is now going the way of the rest of the continent. The new leader of the ruling party won’t help matters.
Article • February 14, 2008
The Anglican Betrayal of Britain
For nearly 1,500 years, the Church of England defined English national character and infused the country with an indomitable spirit of independence. Those days are clearly finished.
Article • December 21, 2009
Coming—A Leaner and Meaner EU
The next phase of the grand imperial Europe project calls for a refined order of EU governance and a more anti-Anglo-Saxon foreign policy.
Article • October 18, 2010
Europe—Reacting to the Islamic Push
The signs are that Europe has had its fill of pan-Islamism pushing aggressively across its borders. The outcome will prove devastating to Iran and its terrorist proxies.
Article • May 8, 2012
Lord Stoddart Speaks to the Trumpet
Recently quoted as stating his concern over the creation of an EU super-president, Lord Stoddart of Swindon aired his views on the EU to Trumpet staff at a meeting in London during the winter of 2010.
Article • December 17, 2024
What Donald Trump’s Return Means for Canada
