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We have entered a new era in Europe that will result in increasingly dictatorial governments.
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Putin’s quest to reconstruct the Soviet Empire continues, sometimes just a few acres at a time.
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German politics are about to change our world.
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As scientists run their biggest race, the U.S. falls hopelessly behind Europe.
Article • July 31, 2007
The financial carnage is moving up the housing food chain as even borrowers with “good credit” begin to default in droves.
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A new report increases the volume of alarm bells the Trumpet has long been ringing.
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An Alternative for Germany candidate in the German federal election is the latest leader who is openly proud of Germany’s wartime past.
Article • May 12, 2018
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Article • December 21, 2018
Japan is entering a new era of militarism reminiscent of its past.
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Feature • July 1, 2001
As the U.S. withdraws from unhappy East Asia, who will fill the power void?