Article • September 21, 2012
Making Sense of America’s Bungled Response to Muslim Rage
Daniel 11 isn’t the only Bible prophecy being fulfilled right now in the Middle East.
Article • August 13, 2019
Pope Francis: Donald Trump Is Like Hitler
Article • July 26, 2006
Global Implications of Israeli-Hezbollah Conflict
As Israel steps up its ground offensive in Lebanon, we take a look at what it is facing in the wider war.
Article • July 6, 2022
Beware a Yair Lapid Premiership
As Israel heads into new elections, watch what Jerusalem’s new prime minister does.
Article • February 18, 2011
Egypt May Have Already Found Its Khomeini
As Western officials talk nonstop about the spread of democracy, the Muslim Brotherhood rushes to fill the power void in Egypt.
Article • May 9, 2005
Putin: Leadership on the Line
Tens of thousands of Russians are calling for the resignation of President Putin. After everything the Russian president has done to establish near-autocratic control over the nation, resignation is an unexpected and unlikely option.
Feature • November 1, 1998
Backlash Against the West
Feature • April 1, 2006
If Iran Were Attacked, Iraq Would Defend It
Article • May 22, 2023
Georgia Restores Direct Flights With Russia, Risks Joining EU
Article • August 31, 2006
Germany Awakens to Terrorist Reality
A failed terrorist plot in their fatherland gave Germans a dose of reality. How will Germany react to the growing terrorist threat?
Feature • December 13, 2023
London Has Fallen
Article • December 18, 2007
Russia Delivers First Shipment of Nuclear Fuel to Iran
Iran’s nuclear program is going stronger than ever as Russia helps Tehran undermine America.
Article • September 22, 2010
Europe’s Roma Controversy
What France’s attitude to the Roma tells us about Europe.
Article • February 14, 2011
Germany Tells Egypt to Keep Peace With Israel
In an ironic turn of events, German leaders are calling upon Egyptians to honor their peace treaty with Israel, while the American president remains silent on the issue.
Article • April 4, 2005
Democracy in the Middle East?
From Iraq to Egypt, Saudi Arabia to Lebanon, the winds of revolution fill the air. But it would be a mistake to consider this a movement toward peace. In fact, in the Middle East, “people power” could create a monster.
Article • June 7, 2018
Slovenia Election: Europe Shifts Further to the Political Right
Slovenes join Italians, Hungarians, Czechs and other Europeans voting for populist leaders.
Article • September 13, 2006
Dependence on Foreign Resources Threatens U.S.
Dangers lurk in America’s overreliance on foreign nations, and often hostile nations, to supply essential resources.
Article • February 21, 2007
Which Is the Isolated State: Iran—or America?
Iran has been pictured as a pariah state. Why, then, has the U.S. been so reticent in confronting it?
Article • December 30, 2007
The Weekend Web
The death of democracy and the end of the war on terror; plus, global warming: We’re either running out of time or gaining more!
Article • September 4, 2008
Danger Lurks in America’s Backyard
American foreign policy is concentrated on the Middle East, the Caucasus and Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, a deadly threat lurks much closer to home.
Article • February 16, 2011
Amazing What Passes for ‘Conservative’ These Days
America’s right wing broadens the tent.
Article • August 16, 2012
Egypt: Morsi Sheds His Moderate Cloak
Morsi finalizes Egypt’s radical transformation.
Article • June 3, 2019
China Threatens Ban on Rare Earth Mineral Exports to U.S.
Early warning signs of a dangerous future for the American economy and for American society
Article • April 21, 2006
Iran Heads “Axis of Terror”
Hatred of the West is fueling the formation of a Middle East alliance spearheaded by Iran.
