Article • March 12, 2020
Why Macron Wants to Resurrect the Weimar Triangle
Following Brexit, the EU’s center of gravity is shifting.
Article • February 23, 2021
Political Violence on the Rise in Germany
Even the coronavirus lockdowns could not reverse the trend.
Article • July 29, 2021
Angela Merkel: No More Immigrants
Plagued by terrorism and civil war, millions seek a new home. But all doors are closed.
Article • December 13, 2021
Anti-Semitic Incidents Increase in Berlin
Every year seems to set a new tragic record.
Feature • October 1, 2012
Shockingly Rapid Radicalization
Article • May 20, 2019
China and Japan: Burying the Katana
‘[O]ur ties are not only back on a normal track but will continue to develop in a healthy and stable manner.’
Article • January 6, 2006
Israel After Sharon
A stroke has suddenly taken the most popular politician in Israel out of office. What is the country’s future in his absence?
Feature • November 1, 2001
Ending the Age of Terror
The one hope-filled event that will change the world forever…
Feature • January 1, 2001
Winners and Losers
Reports on the outcome of the December European Union summit ranged from euphoric to downright condemning. But for the EU’s leading nation, all goes according to plan.
Article • February 20, 2023
Moldova—Russia’s Next Conquest?
The Kremlin has plotted to overthrow the European nation’s government in order to put it fully ‘at the disposal of Russia.’
Feature • January 26, 2023
A Computer Created Our Cover Image
Technology is giving imagination free rein. Is this a good thing?
Article • June 16, 2023
Wuhan Lab Was Trying to Weaponize Coronaviruses, Investigators Reveal
Feature • November 1, 2009
Great Depression Remix
The lyrics are different in 2009 than 1929—but it’s still the same song.
Feature • September 1, 2023
Break the Zero-Exercise Habit
Article • October 16, 2013
EU Tightens Its Grip on the Mediterranean
Roughly 400 immigrants have died in shipwrecks over the last two weeks. The EU is using this as an excuse to beef up surveillance of the Mediterranean Sea and open up an intelligence base in Libya.
Article • December 21, 2023
Why Is Everyone Out to Get Elon Musk?
Article • April 13, 2007
Europe Seeks Control of Central Asian Energy
Efforts to build an energy corridor through the Caucasus to Central Asia demonstrate Europe’s ongoing desire to diversify its energy dependence from Russia.
Article • December 3, 2008
The U.S. Recession and the Zimbabwe Option
Hands poised over the “print” button, policymakers are offering a cure worse than the disease.
Article • June 5, 2011
Britain Fears EU Mission Creep
Article • May 7, 2016
Week in Review: A Plan for Euroarmy, Legal Japanese Nukes, Iran in Africa, Fascist Croatia, London’s Muslim Mayor, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • March 9, 2017
Hamas to Change Anti-Semitic Charter
Is Hamas about to begin a new charm offensive on the West?
Article • June 6, 2005
Sky Wars—Europe Vs. America
The EU and the U.S. are embroiled in the most heated trade spat ever—so bad that they are taking their case before the World Trade Organization. The U.S. is fighting a losing battle.
Article • June 23, 2005
The Housing Bubble—Everybody’s Talking
Last year, the Trumpet warned of a housing bubble about to burst, while some experts were ridiculing the notion. Recent reports have silenced these critics.
Feature • August 2, 2018
Science and the ‘Nightmares of the Future’
Churchill warned that scientific progress would outpace character growth.
