Article • August 16, 2021
Amid Central Asia Tensions, Russia and China Practice for War
The giants of Asia are drawing ever nearer to each other.
Article • August 24, 2021
Iran’s Next Foreign Minister
Will he change the course of Iranian foreign policy?
Article • October 7, 2021
Japanese Carrier Launches First Plane Since World War II
Self Defense Forces reveal advancements in capabilities—and strategy.
Article • September 30, 2021
Will Poland and Hungary Lead the Way in Breaking Up the European Union?
Europe’s core nations are increasingly looking to their heritage. What causes friction today will cause temporary unity tomorrow.
Article • August 1, 2006
The Dying Art of Spying
Once a force to be reckoned with during the Cold War era, America’s professional spies seem not only to have lost their edge, but often to have become downright inept.
Article • December 27, 2024
Bilderberg Group Gets New Cochair
It may not be the shadow government of conspiracy lore, but it is important.
Article • November 16, 2023
Britain’s Government Shake-up Points to the West’s Biggest Problem
The sacking of the home secretary exposes a dangerous spirit.
Article • September 23, 2025
Gaza’s Terrorist Journalists
Feature • February 1, 2020
SocietyWatch
Article • January 22, 2020
Taiwan Elections: Independence for How Much Longer?
Anti-China forces won a landslide victory, but will it keep Taiwan out of China’s grasp?
Article • February 27, 2020
The Hidden Danger in Israel’s Arab Outreach
How long will this temporary Arab-Israeli alliance last?
Article • June 11, 2020
North Korea Cuts Off ‘Enemy’ South Korea
The ‘rumors of wars’ are getting louder.
Feature • October 1, 2020
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Article • August 20, 2020
U.S. Confiscates Iranian Cargo for the First Time
President Trump is proving to Iran that he will follow through on his warnings.
Article • November 16, 2020
China Is Openly Stripping Hong Kong of Its Freedoms
As America battles to save the flame of its democracy, Hong Kong’s is brazenly being extinguished.
Article • December 10, 2020
German Pacifists Signal Support for a Deadlier Army
The last internal opposition to German militarism is fading fast.
Article • December 24, 2020
Iran Expands Underground Nuclear Facility at Fordow
Amid tensions with the U.S., Iran’s nuclear program triggers concerns that Iran is gearing up to make a dash for an atomic bomb.
Article • January 27, 2021
Antifa and Other Left-wing Extremist Groups Breed Violence in Germany
Europe is boiling.
Article • February 4, 2021
Is India No Longer Worried About War?
A close look at the numbers reveals a dogged determination to boost military power.
Article • February 3, 2021
Surge in German Right-Wing Extremist Gun Ownership
The far right is beginning to terrorize Germany—again.
Feature • August 29, 2025
Europe Threatens Iran—Iran Claps Back
Article • May 26, 2022
Germany Doubles Down on Africa Deployments
As other European nations leave, Germany intensifies its fight against radical Islam.
Article • April 8, 2026
Egypt’s Modern Plague of Darkness
Egypt can take only so many more economic crises before it cracks.
Article • July 11, 2006
UK Leans Toward Conservatives—and Away From EU
As Britain turns to conservative politicians, it becomes clearer that the nation’s future is not with the European Union.
Article • July 17, 2006
Afghanistan: Poppy and the Taliban
