Article • May 13, 2011
The Week in Review
Egypt, Yemen and Syria in upheaval; Spanish incursions into British waters; Europe Day in Brussels; shadows of the Reich; and the menacing Mississippi.
Feature • December 26, 2018
The Kremlin’s Strategy for World Domination
Vladimir Putin and his generals are following a blueprint laid out by a neo-fascist political scientist to replace the United States as the world superpower.
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.
Feature • August 1, 2004
Evil Empire Next Door
Article • February 16, 2015
China and Iran Bolster Cooperation
Article • November 9, 2015
Who Will Be Europe’s Charlemagne? And Why Are Americans So Miserable?
Feature • June 1, 2005
Smell the Roses
Article • March 6, 2024
China Boosts Defense Spending, Threatens Taiwan
Article • March 19, 2024
Scholz, Netanyahu Hold Joint Press Conference
Feature • April 1, 2007
A New Dictator
Article • November 4, 2008
Britain Encourages EU to Crack Down on Imports From Israel
Feature • May 1, 2012
Cleansing the German Conscience?
The nation’s elites are going all-out to admit Germany’s past guilt—why?
Article • February 13, 2010
The Week in Review
Europe wants its own army, the U.S. abandons its two-war doctrine, China threatens punishment and the Vatican is hit with another massive sex scandal.
Article • October 26, 2017
Czech Republic’s New Strongman: Yet Another King Rising?
Meet Andrej Babiš, Czech’s second-richest man, and his ‘new business model’ for his nation.
Article • September 26, 2022
Why All the Hatred for the Royal Family?
Article • November 3, 2020
Viennese Terrorist Attack Rocks Europe
Will a common foe serve as a catalyst to unite Europe?
Article • June 10, 2009
Did Hezbollah Really Lose in Lebanon?
Reports of its defeat are greatly exaggerated.
Feature • November 1, 2002
Silence the Critic
For the third time in seven years, the European Union has had a prominent official go public with tales of EU corruption. How has the EU corrected the problem? By sacking the whistleblower!
Feature • April 1, 2013
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