Ukraine now controls 130 square miles of Russian territory, including a major energy hub controlling 50 percent of Russia’s gas exports to the European Union. Does this mean Russia is losing?
Additional reading: The Prophesied ‘Prince of Russia’
The stock market in Japan took one of its biggest downturns in decades this week; America’s soon followed, falling more than 1,000 points. Stocks have calmed down since then, but the jitters point to fundamental problems in the United States economy.
Additional reading: “America’s Banking Crisis Will Unite Europe”
At least six people are dead after Hurricane Debbie swept through Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina this week.
Additional reading: Why ‘Natural’ Disasters?
Taylor Swift Concerts Threatened by Islamist Terrorists
Nearly 200,000 fans expecting to attend three Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna, Austria, this week were greatly disappointed when Swift’s organizers had to cancel her shows after a threat from Islamist terrorists. Europe doesn’t take Islamic extremism lightly.
Additional reading: “As You Watch Gaza—Watch Germany”
New information was released about the assassination of Hezbollah’s Fuad Shukr. Israel’s intelligence agencies planted the bomb in his guest house almost two months ago. After the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas raised October 7 mastermind Yayha Sinwar to the helm of the group. Now the world is wondering who will launch the first retaliatory strike.
Additional reading: The King of the South
