NSA Scandal to Be Exploited by Europe?
The public perception across Europe is that American intelligence agencies are stealing European industrial secrets. Such an atmosphere of transatlantic mistrust could lead to bigger problems.
Antigovernment Protests in Ethiopia Supported by Egypt
As the Arab Spring revealed, Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are masters at co-opting democratic revolutions for Islamist causes. Will Ethiopia be the next nation to fall to this strategy?
Does Mexico’s Civil War Reveal America’s Future?
The arms race between American street gangs, American citizens and American government clearly resembles the three-way civil war raging in Mexico. Is America headed for massive civil unrest?
Why Is the Department of Homeland Security Monitoring Tea Party Demonstrations?
As world threats increase and economic conditions worsen, the government is considering a federalized police force as a way to increase national security. Is this a good idea?
China and Germany Strengthen Cooperation With Nigeria
As America grapples with the fiscal cliff, China and Germany are increasing their military presence in an African nation vital to global seaborne trade.
German Elites Discuss Final Shape of United Europe
The eurozone crisis is allowing German leaders to reshape Europe into a superstate dominated by 10 nations!
Sri Lanka Defends China’s Naval Presence in the Indian Ocean
Sri Lanka’s transformation from British colony to Chinese pearl highlights the declining influence of America and Britain in the Indian Ocean.
America Is Losing the Battle of the Caribbean
U.S. leadership has largely ignored Latin America while Europe and China have made inroads. Such negligence may prove to be a great strategic blunder.
Is Venezuela on the Verge of a Roman Catholic Spring?
The impending death of socialist autocrat Hugo Chávez could kick off a Roman Catholic Spring that would realign Venezuela with a European-based Holy Roman Empire.
Is Iran Infiltrating the United States With Terrorist Sleeper Cells?
In the advent of a military strike against Iran, Hezbollah agents spread throughout the United States could change strategy, moving from surveillance and fund-raising to launching terrorist attacks.
Berlin and Moscow Wage Proxy War in Syria
With Russia funneling cash to the al Assad regime and Germany giving politico-military support to the rebels, the entire Syrian civil war can be viewed as a proxy war between Moscow and Berlin!
Can the New Coptic Pope Save Egypt’s Christians?
As violence against Christians intensifies in Egypt, many Coptic Christians will start looking for a new type of Pope to protect them!
Why Is Germany Collecting Taxes for the Catholic Church?
How easy would it be for Berlin to forcibly tax all Germans and turn over their money to Rome, when it is already involved in tithe collection for state-recognized religions?
Why Would the Muslim Brotherhood Want to Ally With Shiite Iran?
How Egypt is acting as a liaison between Shiite Iran and a constellation of radical, Sunni powers spread across North Africa.
European Political Extremists Demand Authoritarian State
The discontent that is currently simmering in Europe will soon prove to be the catalyst that leads to the ascension of a dictator.
China and Japan Agree to Far-Reaching Currency Pact
According to a set of groundbreaking new agreements, China and Japan may soon be trading with each other using Chinese yuan instead of American dollars.
Iran Commences War Games in the Strait of Hormuz
If Iran closes off the Strait of Hormuz, it could unleash massive economic chaos in both Europe and America.
Syria Bombings Expose Nation on the Brink of Civil War
With Arab dictatorships crumbling across the Middle East, the prospect of a regime change in Syria carries heavy regional implications.
Europe’s Radical Right Strikes Back at Islam
A Vatican-dominated Europe is about to take radical action against the threat of radical Islam and bring the specter of the Crusades to life once again.
Radical Islamists Plot to Turn Ethiopia Into Islamist State
Expect a pro-Iranian successor regime to soon arise in Ethiopia.
American Banks Face Serious Risk From Eurozone Crisis
The creditworthiness of U.S. banks will take a serious hit if the eurozone debt crisis deepens and spreads beyond its five most-troubled nations.
