Article • March 6, 2013
Dow Jones Smashes Record: Now What?
Is this the end of the ‘Lost Decade,’ or a bubble to end all bubbles?
Article • January 23, 2019
Pentagon: ‘Rising Chinese Military Has Taiwan in Its Crosshairs’
China is ‘on the verge of fielding some of the most modern weapon systems in the world. In some areas, it already leads the world.’
Article • December 25, 2015
Do Not Ignore Saudi Arabia’s Islamic Military Alliance
Saudi Arabia’s latest coalition, however ridiculous and impractical it might appear, foreshadows dramatic developments awaiting the Middle East.
Article • August 22, 2012
The Shockingly Rapid Radicalization of Egypt
Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are overseeing a brutal transformation of the Middle East’s most powerful Arab nation.
Article • August 15, 2018
The End of the United States-Turkey Alliance?
A struggle over an American pastor reveals the new reality of Turkish-American relations.
Article • December 7, 2018
A Future Without Chancellor Merkel
Angela Merkel’s era is coming to an end. But the new party leadership has left Germany’s Christian Democrats terribly divided.
Article • March 12, 2020
Can Italy’s Far Right Exploit the Coronavirus Crisis?
Italy’s fragile government may see its final blow and the rise of a prophesied strong leader.
Feature • January 26, 2023
A Computer Created Our Cover Image
Technology is giving imagination free rein. Is this a good thing?
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.’
Article • June 16, 2023
Wuhan Lab Was Trying to Weaponize Coronaviruses, Investigators Reveal
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.
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 • December 13, 2021
Anti-Semitic Incidents Increase in Berlin
Every year seems to set a new tragic record.
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.
Feature • October 1, 2012
Shockingly Rapid Radicalization
Feature • November 1, 2009
Great Depression Remix
The lyrics are different in 2009 than 1929—but it’s still the same song.
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.
Feature • September 1, 2023
Break the Zero-Exercise Habit
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 • 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 5, 2011
Britain Fears EU Mission Creep
