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Deal or No Deal?—Russia Suspends Naval Base in Syria
Article • October 30, 2012
Israeli Attack on Sudan Exposes Iran’s Links With North Africa
Article • October 15, 2012
UN Plans to Send European Troops to Syria
Already embedded in Lebanon, European forces are seen as the best choice for patrolling Syria.
Article • September 24, 2012
Morsi Demands Fundamental Changes From U.S.
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Will Britain Join NAFTA?
Article • July 1, 2015
China and Russia Are Forging an Inseparable Bond
Key events and mega deals are tying these two giants together.
Article • October 31, 2015
Week in Review: Putin and the Syria Talks, Strife in the Balkans, Chinese Reserve Currency, and More
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Article • March 28, 2005
Arming Without U.S. Permission
Two events show how little say America has anymore in policing the world.
Article • August 8, 2005
Mercenaries Protect Drugs Flowing Into the U.S.
Passage through the U.S. border is being kept safer than ever—for drugs and illegal aliens.
Article • November 6, 2025
The Battle for the Red Sea Is Just Beginning
Article • October 3, 2018
Sweden Struggles to Form Government
The surge in support for a fringe party makes the country hard to govern.
Article • June 16, 2006
Russia and China Increase Trade
A warm meeting yesterday between the Russian and Chinese presidents enabled them to firm up several deals. Their military relationship is growing rapidly; where is it headed?
Feature • July 1, 2012
Germany Is Growing Resentful and Angry
It’s all over the news that Europeans are fed up with Germany, particularly its consistent demand for making cutbacks in order to correct the Continent’s economic problems.
Feature • January 1, 2003
Romance Rekindled
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130 Dead in Mozambique Postelection Chaos
Article • October 10, 2005
Hugo Chavez Insults Starting to Sting
More than simply slinging insults, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is having a profoundly negative effect on the United States’ presence in Latin America.
Article • November 7, 2005
U.S. Pays Terrorists to Become Security Personnel
America’s latest misguided contribution to the Middle East peace process
Feature • March 1, 2002
God’s Eternal Covenant With David
Article • November 25, 2022
Biden’s Latest Provocative Move Against Israel
Article • March 6, 2023
AI and the Quest for Eternal Life
Article • March 16, 2023
Nicaragua Closes Vatican Embassy
Article • March 28, 2023
Transgender 28-Year-Old Kills 6 in Nashville School Shooting
Article • June 15, 2023
How Iran’s Tour in Latin America Hurts the United States
Iran’s president is visiting three countries in Latin America to strengthen ties based on mutual hatred for the U.S. Why is America turning a blind eye?
Article • August 9, 2023
Germany Sidesteps Sanctions to Indirectly Support Russia’s War
