Article • January 26, 2024
Charlemagne Prize Awarded to Rabbi
Article • April 23, 2012
Europe’s Far Right: From Fringe to Mainstream
The far right shocks the world in France. A leading German politician says Islam ‘does not belong in Germany.’ Views that were once considered extreme are the new normal in Europe.
Article • May 11, 2012
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.
Article • March 3, 2006
Is Hugo Chavez a Threat?
The Venezuelan president’s hatred for Washington—especially U.S. President George W. Bush—is daily news. But what does it matter?
Feature • January 1, 2018
Unmasking Antifa
A group that promoted Communist dictatorship in Germany is now rising to prominence in the United States.
Article • February 12, 2007
The Week in Review
Among the most significant news from the past seven days was the flare-up of violence in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Article • March 27, 2017
Why France’s Presidential Elections Are Significant
The outsider vs. the newcomer
Article • January 31, 2018
Fragile States Index: Ethiopia Is Facing Failure
Ethiopia is following the path of failed states in the Horn of Africa, North Africa and the Middle East.
Article • December 8, 2005
The Frightening Face of Middle East Democracy
Hot after the freest elections in modern Egyptian history, already the ugliness of Egyptian democracy is rearing up.
Article • April 20, 2022
The Incredible Shrinking Navy
Joe Biden may be increasing American defense spending, but not enough to save the U.S. Navy.
Article • February 4, 2013
Europe Dominates South America’s Militaries
South America’s military is so closely tied to Europe that no South America nation could win a war without the EU’s support.
Feature • May 1, 2004
The Spanish Connection
Islamist extremism struck another cowardly blow in March. This time the target was civilians on board a train in Madrid. Why this attack on European soil? Why Spain—why Madrid?
Feature • August 1, 2006
Latin America Swings Left
The United States’ southern neighbors are installing unfriendly leftist governments. Should Washington even give it a second thought?
Article • August 8, 2005
America Losing Foothold in Central Asia
Rising anti-Americanism could soon lead to the eviction of the U.S. military from strategically important Central Asia—a move that would handicap America’s military goals.
Article • October 29, 2019
One Simple Thing to Remember About Brexit
Article • March 8, 2023
Europe: America’s Puppet?
Article • February 14, 2020
United States Diplomatic Resurgence on Display Over ‘Deal of the Century’
Lacking international support, the Palestinian delegation departs the UN without a vote against President Trump’s peace plan.
Article • October 27, 2021
Macron’s Challenge From the Right
Events in France today show that more and more people are ready to engage in conflict to safeguard their Continent and their history.
Article • September 20, 2022
How Will the Queen’s Death Change Canada?
The nation’s mourning is a reflection of 70 years of change.
Article • June 19, 2020
Communist Infiltration: BLM and Antifa
These movements have deep roots in America, and they are seeking to destroy the nation.
Article • May 10, 2012
Beware: Germany Is Growing Resentful and Angry
Everyone knows Europeans are fed up with Germany. The more pressing question is, what do the Germans think of their neighbors?
Article • March 31, 2011
Why Iran Is Sweating Bullets
As Syria unravels, the mullahs in Iran are growing alarmed.
Article • August 30, 2022
Who Will Come Out on Top of Iraq’s Political Crisis?
It might not be who you’d think.
Feature • July 1, 2005
Turkey Employs Islamists
Feature • January 1, 2009
Austria Returns to the Far Right
Seventy years after the Nazi Anschluss of Austria, the government in Vienna is again being filled by those who sympathize with Adolf Hitler.
