Article • January 15, 2008
Austrian Politician Denounces Islam
Susanne Winter joins a lengthening list of European leaders calling for Islam to be “thrown back where it came from.”
Article • July 18, 2008
Germans Unhappy With Muslim Mosque Construction
Article • September 11, 2012
Egyptians Storm U.S. Embassy in Cairo
Anti-American protests are becoming more prevalent. Riots in Cairo outside U.S. Embassy proves Egypt’s hatred for its former ally.
Article • December 29, 2015
Mein Kampf to Be Read in German Schools After 70-Year Ban
Can ‘savvy history and politics teachers’ use Adolf Hitler’s manifesto to immunize against political extremism?
Feature • November 1, 2005
Imams Ousted
Article • November 14, 2005
Iranian President Purges Reformers
On the heels of his anti-Israel diatribe, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad recently sacked senior ambassadors deemed too liberal for his administration.
Article • April 23, 2009
Durban II and the Walk of Shame
Britain’s presence at the farcical “anti-racism” conference reveals the sorry state of its foreign policy.
Feature • June 1, 2001
Tehran Turns Up Heat
Article • September 19, 2011
Israel Evacuates Embassy Staff in Jordan Fearing Repeat of Cairo
Although the protest didn’t materialize into anything as significant as the recent raid in Cairo, Israel’s decision to evacuate its embassy in Jordan reveals its fear of an Islamizing Middle East.
Article • December 10, 2015
France’s National Front Claims Record-Breaking Victory
Across Europe, political parties are moving from the fringes to be the new mainstream.
Article • March 21, 2005
Beijing’s New Law
China’s new “anti-seccesion” law is causing quite a stir in East Asia. Here’s why this law is, and is not, a big deal.
Feature • April 1, 2012
WorldWatch
Article • December 7, 2009
Homegrown Muslim Extremism Growing in U.S., Say Officials
Article • January 3, 2011
Iran: Main Supplier of Weapons to Hamas
Hamas stockpiles weapons in Gaza with help from the head of the terrorist snake.
Article • November 21, 2007
Edmund Stoiber Declares Autonomy From the European Commission
Stoiber wants to make Europe more people-oriented and less bureaucratic. He won’t allow the European Commission to dictate how he goes about it.
Article • August 10, 2007
U.S. Reputation Suffering in Germany
Germans disapprove of the U.S. administration—but anti-Americanism goes much deeper than the Iraq war.
Article • August 13, 2014
Catholics and Protestants Draw Closer Together
‘The goal of full unity may seem distant, yet it remains the aim, which should direct our every step along the way.’
Article • June 2, 2022
Canada Labels America a Threat to Democracy
Will there be a Canada-America schism?
Feature • September 1, 2006
Bloc Swinging Away From U.S.
Article • June 16, 2008
The Threat From Latin America
As South America unifies, it is increasingly looking to Europe rather than the United States.
Article • October 4, 2006
Kofi Annan: Security Council Must Change
Feature • March 1, 2000
Expanding east a no go?
Article • January 9, 2015
Terror Attack in Paris Ends—But What Happens Next?
Article • December 5, 2005
EU Threatens Members States That Help U.S.
Anti-Americanism is a rising sentiment in Europe. But what if every European Union nation were forced to embrace this as official policy?
Article • January 11, 2008
German Politicians Tapping Xenophobic Sentiment
The immigration issue is back on the mind of German voters, and candidates are responding in kind.
