Article • July 22, 2016

What the failed coup reveals about Turkey’s once secular state



Feature • April 1, 2013


Article • January 20, 2010

The German military-industrial complex went underground after the war, but it is back.


Article • November 19, 2007

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


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 • April 13, 2021

Viktor Orbán and Italian fascists desire to join forces.



Article • June 12, 2009

Brazil, Russia, India and China to buy IMF bonds


Article • November 19, 2009

The first president of the European Council may be in for a brief term in office.


Article • June 4, 2013

A virus from the Middle East has begun claiming lives.



Feature • August 1, 2017

Voters are growing comfortable with a Labour Party ruled by a radical. Welcome to Britain’s new normal.


Feature • March 1, 2007

More powerful than a nuclear bomb, it is already vaulting Moscow back to superpower status. Europe is deeply troubled.


Article • June 3, 2024

‘At the heart of Europe,’ Macron stirs Germans to leave their past behind.


Article • April 9, 2008

One of the greatest proofs of a Creator is the miracle of conception, gestation and the birth of new life.




Article • July 23, 2007

The Dow Jones index hit a new high Thursday, but does this really reflect a healthy economy?


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 • March 26, 2008

Will Taiwan’s efforts to appease Beijing result in it being annexed by mainland China?


Article • May 14, 2019

This time, it’s not prospectors looking for precious metals—it’s central banks.


Article • September 9, 2019

Germany’s offensive cybercapabilities may soon have a leader willing to use them.


Feature • April 11, 2025

What you can learn from fools who scratch swastikas on Cybertrucks