Article • July 11, 2006
Russia: Court Supports Government’s Control of Energy
Article • February 12, 2007
EU Grasps at Central Asia for Energy
Article • July 24, 2007
U.S. Refineries Pushed to the Limit
Aging, problematic oil refineries are largely to blame for rising gasoline prices in the United States.
Article • August 9, 2007
Hamas Establishes Coastal Defenses
Hamas has announced the creation of a new coastal defense force. Any advancement for Hamas is an advancement for Iran.
Article • October 15, 2009
Germany is awake
Article • October 29, 2010
German Government Moves to Criminalize Forced Marriage
The Fatherland is reacting to Islam’s push.
Article • July 11, 2012
Pressure Mounts Against Syria’s Assad
Article • June 17, 2025
China Expands Nuclear Arsenal by 20 Percent in One Year
Article • August 31, 2014
Japan and India to Strike Historic Defense Deal
Tokyo is wasting no time acting on its new interpretation of its Constitution.
Article • November 14, 2019
‘Made by a Jew’
Article • August 5, 2025
Germany’s Katherina Reiche: From Economics to Armaments Minister
Article • June 1, 2016
The Return of Avigdor Lieberman
What his appointment to Israel’s second-most powerful office means for the nation
Article • January 4, 2021
Mysterious Whale Likely Undiscovered Species
The amount and variety of life on Earth is truly stunning and makes Earth an extra special planet.
Article • May 27, 2015
China to Extend Military Reach, Build Lighthouses in Disputed Waters
Article • December 17, 2007
Vatican Asserts Right to Spread Faith
The Catholic Church clarifies its position on assimilating more converts into its ranks.
Article • August 22, 2007
Russian Nuclear Bombers Resume Cold War-Style Missions
Vladimir Putin and the Russian Air Force are making Washington, London and the European Union jittery.
Article • July 11, 2005
Iraq, Iran Announce Military Cooperation
Defense ministers of both countries announced a new military relationship between them. Does the United States have any say?
Article • March 7, 2006
India on the Rise
The United States is encouraging and augmenting India’s rise on the world scene: It is critical to Washington’s security policy in the region, and it provides a counterweight to the rise of China. But is India a reliable ally? When push comes to shove, will it support America, or side with its Asian neighbor?
Article • October 16, 2008
The Russo-German Plan to Dismantle NATO
Growing cooperation between Moscow and Berlin is undermining the influence and credibility of arguably the most important security organization in modern history.
Article • April 6, 2010
An Uncomfortable Fact About Oil
Will lifting the ban on offshore drilling relieve America’s oil dependency?
Article • February 26, 2014
Italy Appoints Third Unelected Prime Minister
Italy’s upheavals point to a dangerous political crisis brewing in Europe.
Article • January 12, 2016
‘Cologne Has Changed Everything’
How the mass sexual assault of hundreds of women will revolutionize Europe
Feature • March 26, 2025
‘A Whiff of 1932,’ Germany’s Migration Policy, Record High Support for EU
Article • March 13, 2018
Can Another Grand Coalition Solve Germany’s Problems?
Germany’s months without a stable government are about to end, but its problems are certain to continue.
Article • June 14, 2008
The Week in Review
A good day for a German neo-Nazi party, a bad day for Zimbabwe’s opposition party, and Chinese hackers are accessing congressional computers on Capitol Hill.
