Article • March 11, 2017
Europe Takes First Step Toward Building Military Headquarters
The EU creates ‘the nucleus of a future European army.’
Article • May 2, 2017
China Launches First Homegrown Aircraft Carrier
The launch signals China’s increasing military might and its determination to safeguard its territorial claims.
Article • March 23, 2009
Germany—World Champion Spy!
Germany has just trumped all other nations with its latest espionage tool.
Article • May 25, 2010
Have Scientists Finally Created Life?
Trying to play God, scientists end up disproving evolution—again.
Article • October 3, 2011
Three Men to Watch
Within days of each other, three men we have connected as possibly becoming prominent in the future restructuring of Europe gained headlines.
Article • December 8, 2025
‘What Is the Monarchy For?’
David Dimbleby’s new documentary questions whether the British monarchy should even exist.
Article • February 8, 2021
Will Hamas and Fatah Form a Unity Government?
Rival Palestinian factions have drafted an agreement that paves the way for a coalition government.
Article • March 6, 2009
President Obama’s Royal Snub
Is the once-special relationship between the United States and Britain about to end?
Feature • April 1, 2010
Another Anti-U.S. Alliance Is Born
Latin American and Caribbean nations vote to keep the U.S. out of their affairs.
Article • April 9, 2010
The Tragic Success of Arms Control
Obama’s vision of a nuke-free world will lead to another global war.
Article • November 2, 2017
Russian Ships in Manila Signal Shifting Alliances
As the United States distances itself from the Philippines, Russia and China are swooping in to fill the void.
Article • November 26, 2018
A ‘Big Step Forward’ for Europe’s Vision of a Combined Military
Moving ‘step by step to “an army of Europeans”’
Article • December 31, 2018
Denmark Handshake Enforces European Values on Muslims
New citizenship law shows Europe’s changing attitude toward Islam.
Article • December 21, 2021
Germany’s Friedrich Merz Is Again on the Rise
An unorthodox leader rises in an unorthodox way in Germany.
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 • 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 16, 2024
United States Overtakes China as Germany’s Top Trade Partner
Article • January 22, 2024
Ron DeSantis Drops Out of Presidential Race
Feature • March 1, 1998
Europe—What Does the Future Hold?
Article • May 16, 2005
The Vatican’s Quandary
The Roman Catholic Church is in a quandary. The Vatican under Pope Benedict XVI is quite conservative. American Catholics generally comprise the most liberal element of the church. To what extent, then, will the new pontiff go in his efforts to purge the church of liberalism?
Article • June 24, 2017
Escalating: U.S.-German Trade Dispute Over Steel
Article • October 3, 2011
U.S.’s Halfhearted Arms Package to Taiwan Reveals Shifting Asian Tides
The deal indicates that the U.S. is becoming a weak and unreliable ally, and that China dictates more and more of Washington’s policies.
Article • August 5, 2013
‘War on Women’ Really a War on Character
Politicians on both sides of the aisle seem to lack a foundational element of leadership.
Feature • February 1, 2021
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