Article • July 20, 2011
More milestones for TD
Article • August 6, 2012
European Banking Watchdog Could Gain Ability to Shut Down Banks
A glimpse at Europe’s plans for a new ‘uber-watchdog’
Article • October 8, 2012
Chinese Hackers Breach White House Military Network
Article • June 30, 2010
United Nations Says Ditch the Dollar
Is a new global currency soon to be unveiled?
Article • February 2, 2011
Will Jordan Fall to Radical Islam?
Will the same forces that are wreaking havoc in Egypt bring down the Jordanian government?
Article • May 23, 2025
Germany Celebrates First Foreign Military Base Since World War II
Article • April 27, 2026
Vatican Moves to Police AI
Article • May 30, 2008
Medvedev: Relations With China Top Priority
The new Russian president has made China his first foreign destination and concluded deals that will bring the two nations closer together.
Article • May 27, 2013
Dutch Paratroopers Integrated Into German Army
Germany and the Netherlands form a joint task force.
Article • June 12, 2019
China’s Plan to Surround Australia
China is attempting to succeed where Japan failed by using debt-trap diplomacy instead of kamikaze fighters.
Article • May 31, 2007
Fatah Supporters Flee to Hamas
A new Hamas-backed terror group in the West Bank poses a dire threat to Israel.
Article • June 12, 2008
Abu Dhabi to Buy Chrysler Building
One of New York’s—and America’s—most iconic architectural treasures is about to start working for new Middle Eastern landlords.
Article • October 16, 2012
EU Strengthens Iran Sanctions, Israel Applauds
Article • April 22, 2026
Dems Win Big With Virginia Redistricting
Article • October 9, 2019
Where Will the U.S.-EU Trade War Lead?
Europe’s major economies are facing setbacks, but it is the U.S. that needs to fear.
Article • March 15, 2010
Developing Countries Launch “Arms Race”
Article • March 16, 2013
Germans Demand Radical Change in the EU
One of Germany’s main parties calls for Europe to transform into a superstate, while a new party goes to the other extreme, calling for Germany to quit the euro.
Feature • October 1, 2006
When MDs Don’t Wash Hands
Article • July 4, 2005
Iran’s President-Elect Incites Islamic Revolution
The Trumpet has long warned that Iran will become the pivotal country in a soon-coming axis of Islamic Middle Eastern nations. A recent declaration by Iran’s president-elect confirms Tehran’s rising influence over the Islamic world—and the urgency driving Tehran’s ambitions to unite the Middle East.
Article • March 15, 2011
Hundreds of Anglicans Start on the Road to Rome
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 15, 2020
Joe Biden’s Corrupt Pay-for-Play Scandal
Article • March 13, 2015
Saudi Arabia and Egypt Drift Apart
A new alliance is taking shape in the Middle East.
Feature • August 1, 2006
Will the U.S. Lose the NYSE?
Article • June 12, 2024
Pressure Grows for the German Government to Resign
Article • September 22, 2009
Japan Abandons America
The USS America is sinking—and Japan is getting off while it can.
