Article • February 2, 2026
DW: U.S. anti-Semitism makes Germany look good
Feature • September 1, 2006
“We Can’t Go It Alone on Defense”
As global threats gather, Europe sees the need to unify. The signing of a new code of conduct for arms contracting provides a peek at this significant trend.
Article • December 21, 2017
Britain’s Largest Warship Ever: Big Asset or Big Embarrassment?
Bigger doesn’t always mean better.
Article • January 3, 2019
China’s Plan to Become the World’s Next Superpower
Article • April 5, 2023
BRICS Alliance Aims to Ditch the U.S. Dollar
From the book: The New Throne of David
Chapter 2: The New Throne of David
Article • January 25, 2012
Germany and France Plan EU Tax Harmonization
The financial transaction tax is just the beginning.
Article • November 15, 2012
America, Britain Have a Self-Destructive View of Sex
A lesson from the scandals
From the book: Isaiah’s End-Time Vision
Chapter 8: The Most Important Question in Education (and Educators Don’t Know What It Is)
Article • December 26, 2023
China Begins Rebuilding Nuclear Testing Site
Article • November 25, 2021
The Pilgrim’s Vision
The intrepid settlers of Plymouth Colony endured by focusing on New Jerusalem.
Article • May 3, 2015
In Dangerous Departure From Pacifism, Japan Revises Defense Guidelines
Article • February 27, 2009
America Is in Trouble
As the economic crisis worsens at home, dangerous forces are gathering strength abroad.
Article • September 29, 2009
Japan Wants East Asian Community
Japan’s new Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama is pushing for an East Asian community. This will mark a new phase for Asia.
Article • March 8, 2010
Update: Iran Expands Missile Arsenal
Article • January 3, 2019
Germany Groans for a Savior
The German media questions how long Merkel’s government will survive as the public groans for a savior.
Article • June 26, 2008
The Homosexual Movement and the “California Effect”
California’s decision to marry out-of-state same-sex couples puts an ace up the sleeves of homosexuals across America.
Article • April 5, 2011
Post-Mubarak Egypt Moves Toward Radical Islamist Camp
Cairo’s steps toward reconciliation with Hamas, Iran and Hezbollah confirm that a radical shift is under way in Egyptian politics.
Article • July 16, 2012
Washington’s About-Face on the Muslim Brotherhood
Article • September 23, 2011
Replacement stations added for TD
Article • March 28, 2012
Egyptian Protesters Fear Islamic Takeover
Article • July 7, 2023
Germany Cuts Spending, Except in Defense
Article • April 18, 2024
Free Speech Attacked at Brussels Conference
Article • July 12, 2007
Putin Snatches Control of Strategic Government Department
The Russian president’s latest move confirms fears that he may not leave office.
