Article • August 17, 2011
Germany’s Gold Hoard
Euro or no euro, Germany is the sole nation with sufficient bullion to back a federal currency.
Article • September 4, 2018
Germany Plans SWIFT Destruction of U.S. Financial System
France and Germany announce they were working on a new international trading system beyond U.S. control.
Article • August 25, 2022
Is a Strong Vatican Leader Imminent?
Would Pope Francis retire to make way for him?
Article • August 8, 2019
Guttenberg’s Advice for Europe’s Businesses
With Spitzberg Partners, Guttenberg prepares Europe for a complex world order.
Feature • May 1, 2002
Europe’s Right-Wing Swing
Stoiber’s conservative appeal is showing up across Europe
Article • June 8, 2016
Radical Australian Prisons
A look inside Australia’s federally funded terrorist recruitment centers
Article • July 5, 2015
Germany and Russia Back to Business as Usual
Yet more signs that the two are working together
Article • August 31, 2005
Katrina: A Sign of Things to Come
Billed as the worst storm to hit the U.S. in decades, Hurricane Katrina leaves in its wake a somber warning of the chaos that just one catastrophic phenomena can wreak on just one large city. We have yet to face up to the prospect of multiple catastrophes hitting many cities at the same time.
Feature • September 1, 2010
Reconstructing NATO
Some call the North Atlantic Treaty Organization a relic of the Cold War. Its leaders are contemplating its new role in the modern world. What will that role be? The truth is shocking!
Article • February 5, 2014
Germany’s Dramatic and Alarming Foreign-Policy Pivot
2014 could be the year Germany replaces America as the world’s unilateral superpower.
Article • February 12, 2019
Demise of the INF Puts Europe in the Nuclear Crosshairs
Europe is under pressure as never before.
Feature • June 1, 2004
Behind the Work
News of the Philadelphia Church of God—the organization behind the Trumpet
Article • January 8, 2024
German Farmers Blockade Berlin With Tractors
Article • June 21, 2007
Airbus, Boeing Rivalry Heats Up
Orders for Airbus planes have slipped over the past two years. With this week’s Paris Air Show, it appears the European plane-maker is back competing with America’s Boeing.
Feature • October 1, 2007
Global Stock Markets Plunge
Feature • May 1, 2007
Russia Expanding Energy Ties With Asian Giants
Article • June 3, 2008
EU Watchdog Criticizes Lack of Transparency in Brussels
New proposals promoted as making the European Union more open and accountable are a big step backward.
Article • September 11, 2008
Russia Checks Europe’s Expansion
The EU-Ukraine summit shows that Europe is not yet ready to confront Russia’s westward expansion.
Article • August 6, 2009
The Unemployment Dam Is Breaking
A torrent of broke and unemployed workers may be about to start flooding the streets.
Article • September 8, 2009
U.S.-Israeli relationship sustains another blow
Article • August 31, 2010
Germany: Immigration Debate Rages On
A new book by a German central banker argues that Muslim immigrants are draining the nation’s prosperity.
Article • December 22, 2010
Depression Growing in American Colleges
American education is literally hopeless.
Article • March 13, 2025
U.S. Pressures Syria’s Kurds Into a Deal With Damascus
Article • April 14, 2014
The EU’s Covert Military Satellite Program
The world’s biggest Earth-observation program gets underway in Europe.
Feature • August 1, 2005
Sky Wars—Europe Vs. America
