Article • April 19, 2018
Is France Leading Europe Into Syria?
Macron’s participation in strikes against Assad might herald a new era of European intervention in Syria.
Article • August 29, 2018
‘Civil War’ on the Streets of Germany
Riots in the town of Chemnitz show the nation is on edge.
Article • July 8, 2025
Are Xi Jinping’s Wings Being Clipped?
Article • May 5, 2022
Majority of Canadians ‘Spiritually Uncertain’
The systematic plan to blot out God from Canada
Article • January 31, 2020
Iraq: Still Firmly in Iran’s Grasp
Though Suleimani and Muhandis are dead, Iran is still deeply intrenched within the Iraqi government.
Article • April 6, 2021
Russia Pulls Venezuela and Cuba Deeper Into Its Orbit
Russia has reemerged in Latin America and is determined to increase influence over unstable, anti-U.S. nations run by Communist or socialist governments. The proximity of these nations to the U.S. mainland should sound alarm bells in Washington.
Article • August 16, 2013
Washington—Paying the Wages of Appeasement
Washington is paying a high price for its policy of appeasement. The cost to the nation will be extreme.
Article • March 22, 2022
A German Frankenstein Superpower
As people are talking about the possibility of another world war, the Biden regime is helping build Germany into a superpower once again.
Article • April 6, 2022
Canada Declares War on Internet ‘Disinformation’
The government wants wartime censorship over the Internet.
Article • March 22, 2023
The Virtue That Enables All Others
The disappearing quality so desperately needed today
Article • January 19, 2008
The Week in Review
President Bush in the Middle East, race in Europe, chaos in Kenya, and more.
Feature • January 13, 2026
Report: 12,000 Iranians Killed
Article • August 28, 2024
Is Iran Living in Fear of Donald Trump?
How will Iran use its last few months with Joe Biden?
Article • July 27, 2009
Britain’s Loss of Civil Discipline
In a reversal of the tide, parents who fled Third World nations to live in Britain are returning home to seek the one blessing they find is increasingly unavailable for their children in the mother country: a well-disciplined education.
Feature • September 1, 2013
‘Let Boys Be Girls. Or Goys or Birls’
Society is coming to embrace the notion of ‘gender fluidity.’
Article • July 16, 2010
The Week in Review
Hezbollah finds another anti-Israel cause, France votes against the burka, China strips U.S. of its AAA status, and Chávez picks a fight with the Vatican.
Article • May 7, 2010
The Week in Review
Iran in Iraq, space and women’s rights; Belgium bans burkas; and Wall Street’s wild ride.
Article • November 13, 2025
Why Germany Is Strengthening Its Alliance With Erdoğan’s Turkey
‘You could almost ask: Who else would we work with on this?’
Article • February 3, 2011
America’s Self-Righteousness Is Destroying Egypt
Washington’s naive devotion to democracy is doing untold damage.
Article • February 4, 2011
Hosni Mubarak Sealed His Fate in 1981
As Herbert W. Armstrong told the Egyptian president early on, only God can establish a just and lasting peace.
Article • March 31, 2017
Britain Gives the EU Formal Notice: Let the Game Begin!
Trumpet analysts Brad Macdonald and Richard Palmer discuss what happens next.
Article • October 20, 2022
Catholic Cardinal on Trial in China
The Vatican sells one of its own to Beijing.
Article • December 4, 2019
Can Germany Stop a Second Islamist Revolution in Libya?
Berlin wants to lead negotiations in Libya as Iran moves in.
Article • January 2, 2020
Will Ethiopia Survive 2020?
Islamists threaten to hijack internal ethnic and religious division.
