Feature • August 17, 2023
Europe Longs to Rebuild Its Empires
The love for the legacy of the Holy Roman Empire is the inspiration of dictatorships, past and future.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • February 28, 2020
Coronavirus: Is the Worst Yet to Come?
Article • August 6, 2017
This Week: Five Events You Need to Know (August 6)
Iran’s state-sponsored terrorism in Jerusalem, acid attacks in Britain, and more
Article • October 17, 2018
Consequences of the Bavarian Election
Are we about to see job vacancies in one of Germany’s most important political parties?
Article • December 20, 2010
Somme Valley Meditations
To this day the Somme River Valley in France remains a potent reminder of the folly of war.
Feature • March 6, 2024
AI: A Game Changer
Feature • October 25, 2023
Should Israel Trust Germany?
Article • July 20, 2010
Germany: And Then There Was One
Chancellor Merkel’s most high-profile political allies seem to have suddenly collapsed like a house of cards. One bright and shining star remains standing.
Article • January 26, 2011
France Wants Germany to Join the Anglo-French Expeditionary Force
Article • December 12, 2019
Ukraine, Putin and a Longing for a German Strongman
Germany gives Vladimir Putin free reign, for now.
Article • December 24, 2009
Is Germany Really an “Extraordinarily Strong” Ally?
With Iran’s help, we may soon know the answer.
Article • October 27, 2010
Merkel caves in to Sarkozy?
Article • August 24, 2017
Terrorist Attack in Spain—Look, Kittens!
Article • April 30, 2013
Germany—Reverting to Militaristic Type?
A recent secret meeting emphasizes an increasing focus by Germany on raising its military profile.
Article • December 21, 2010
Germany on the Border
Germany has stationed troops on France’s eastern border in a demonstration of fraternity with its Gallic neighbor.
Article • April 19, 2010
Afghanistan—Why Germany Won’t Leave
Despite the public outcry against Germany’s involvement in the war in Afghanistan, strategically, Germany cannot afford to withdraw.
Article • May 3, 2024
Will Taiwan’s Fall Enable Europe’s Rise?
A Chinese takeover of the island could be key to Europe’s AI aspirations.
Feature • October 26, 2017
The Election That Shook Germany
Voters handed the political establishment a beating. The nation may not have a government for months. When it comes, it will be divided and weak. Germany’s recent election portends greater crisis to come.
Article • September 18, 2019
Gaia-X: A German-Led European Cloud
Germany is connecting Europe digitally—against the U.S.
Article • April 10, 2016
Germans Groan for a Man Like Strauss
As the refugee crisis intensifies, more Germans are looking for a strong leader.
Feature • November 1, 2015
Europe’s Old Demons Return
The refugee crisis is precipitating a transformative identity crisis in Europe.
Article • December 5, 2021
Europe’s Ambition for a Third Power Bloc
China’s Belt and Road is getting competition, but so is America.
Article • December 10, 2010
The Week in Review
The coming Muslim Brotherhood backlash, British Jew versus Israeli Jew, Guttenberg calls for a unified European force, Russia and Europe work together, the Haiti debacle and who attacked Prince Charles’s car.
Article • November 4, 2010
Why Is Everything Going Right for Germany?
The hidden reason most people are overlooking.
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.
