Japan Continues to Break Military Taboos
The Japanese military is quickly becoming a powerful offensive force.
U.S., Britain Resume Aid to Palestinian Authority
Western governments have shunned a vicious lion; but are they coddling a sly fox?
Russia: Triggering Europe to Unite
Moscow’s growing power and influence alarms Europe. How will the Continent respond?
Iran’s Victory in the Gaza Strip
The Palestinian Authority government has been dissolved, and Hamas controls the Gaza Strip. This is a massive victory for Iran.
ACLU Sues U.S. Company on Behalf of Terrorist Suspects
An American company is being prosecuted for assisting the Central Intelligence Agency.
U.S Diplomatic Rescue Mission Secures Military Base, for Now
Desperation in recent negotiations reveals America’s vulnerability in Central Asia.
Uncivil War
Deep division is sparking deadly political battles that are destroying American greatness.
Peace Through Diplomacy: Can It Work?
America is beginning to engage its enemies diplomatically. Will this approach be effective? Can diplomacy secure lasting global peace?
The Inspiring Story of Britain’s Royals
For most British, the royal family is a celebrity fest of crude antics. Foreigners view it as a relic of a medieval institution. Few grasp the majestic, hope-filled history and future of the throne of England.
New Global Trend: Dump a Dollar, Buy a Euro
A trend of enormous significance for every reader: Investors the world over are beginning to pull away from the shaky dollar—and to bank instead on a young, up-and-coming currency. This is a sign of a massive economic earthquake you can expect soon!
The Case for Male Teachers
The lack of male teachers is a problem in America’s school system.
Global Warning
Serious environmental disasters besiege every continent on Earth. Is global warming the cause—or the effect?
The Chamberlain Style of Diplomacy
History teaches that when diplomacy is not underpinned by the threat of military force it is fruitless—and even deadly.
A Leaner, Meaner Japan
Meet the new prime minister.
Why He Did It
Pope Benedict’s comments united the Muslim world against him. But the bigger story is the effect those comments are having among Catholics.
The Case for Male Teachers
The lack of male teachers is a problem in America’s school system.
The Coming Food Shortfall
Catastrophic weather crises are threatening one of your most basic needs.
“We Can’t Go It Alone on Defense”
As global threats gather, Europe sees the need to unify. The signing of a new code of conduct for arms contracting provides a peek at this significant trend.
One Problem Too Many
Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan … oh yes! We almost forgot about North Korea.
