Feature • August 1, 2008
Why Did God Let It Happen?
Nightmarish disasters in Myanmar and China killed 200,000 people. Why does God allow such incomprehensible suffering?
Article • December 21, 2009
Coming—A Leaner and Meaner EU
The next phase of the grand imperial Europe project calls for a refined order of EU governance and a more anti-Anglo-Saxon foreign policy.
Feature • September 1, 2018
Is This the ‘Peace in Our Time’ of World War III?
Should the world surrender the South China Sea to China? History teaches that appeasing expansionist powers does not bring lasting peace. Prophecy shows that this time will be no different.
Article • August 1, 2024
Protests Spread Across England After Southport Stabbings
Article • April 18, 2019
UK to Pass No-Fault Divorce Law
Politicians say making divorce easier, cheaper and faster will help couples and children. But will it?
Feature • August 1, 2002
A Warning to Eastern Europe
Feature • July 1, 2004
EU Steps on the Gas
Article • May 28, 2017
‘Trump Has to Go or Else …’
Der Spiegel sees two options: either an America without President Trump or a world without America.
Article • December 31, 2008
Geopolitical Review 2008
Reviewing the most significant events of the past year
Feature • July 1, 2000
Trouble in Paradise
The recent coup in Fiji shows the potentially big impact the small islands of the South Pacific can have worldwide.
Article • March 1, 2012
Australia Flooding After Record Rains
Article • August 4, 2015
Building a United States of Europe
One of Herbert W. Armstrong’s most important predictions is being fulfilled before your eyes!
Article • June 4, 2010
The Week in Review
Israel lambasted for defending itself, Germany’s president resigns, Russia and Europe bond amid economic crises, and the war over the drone war.
Article • January 13, 2011
Guttenberg Gets His Professional Army
Germany takes a giant step toward a professional military.
Article • August 15, 2005
Remembering VJ Day
Sixty years ago, on August 14, 1945, Japanese forces capitulated to the Western Allies, bringing an end to the greatest war in mankind’s history, World War II. Do we remember this history? Events today suggest that we do not, and at our own peril.
Feature • July 2, 2021
Russia, China and a World of Nuclear Weapons
The Cold War ended decades ago, but the nuclear threat is intensifying. You may think thermonuclear bombs couldn’t get any more dangerous. But they can—and they are.
Article • November 23, 2007
Do the Jews Belong in the Land of Israel?
Israel’s life-and-death struggle against itself.
Feature • August 29, 2019
How Germany Plans to Win World War III
Hint: It has to do with oil, and it nearly worked in World War II
Article • August 13, 2008
Lebanon’s Cedar Revolution Dead
Article • July 24, 2019
Back to the Bomb
Iran’s long-forecast return to a fully-fledged nuclear weapons program
Article • March 18, 2017
Russia Assimilates Armed Forces of Georgian Breakaway Region
The latest bold move by Vladimir Putin to rebuild the Soviet empire.
Article • November 30, 2021
Barbados: The Next Commonwealth Domino to Fall
Will more commonwealth nations reject the British monarchy?
Article • June 25, 2018
The New Democratic Strategy: When You Lose, You Still Win
Are the fbi and the doj above the law?
Feature • July 1, 2001
Watch What You Say
Europe uses the blasphemy stamp, and free speech takes a hit.
Feature • September 1, 2019
Hong Kong—the End of Freedom Begins
China’s tightening grip should concern ‘anyone in any country.’
