Article • January 17, 2022
Israel and Morocco: New Best Friends?
Is the North African kingdom a trustworthy partner?
Article • March 21, 2019
Yellow Vest Protests Continue as Europeans Burn for New Leadership
Current leaders in France and beyond face unrelenting resistance in the streets.
Feature • July 1, 2015
Deathblow to the Dollar
The world is entering a new economic era—one that won’t be defined by America.
Article • July 16, 2010
The Week in Review
Hezbollah finds another anti-Israel cause, France votes against the burka, China strips U.S. of its AAA status, and Chávez picks a fight with the Vatican.
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.
Article • July 26, 2023
MSNBC Guest Calls for New ‘Patriot Act’
Article • October 31, 2022
Expedited: U.S. Rushing New Nuclear Bombs to Europe
Article • May 8, 2008
New Disease Threatens Global Wheat Supplies
One fungus could bring famine for years to come.
Article • September 8, 2010
EU Creates New Regulatory Bodies
Article • February 15, 2024
Europe Seeks to Regulate AI With New Law
Article • September 12, 2011
Pope Appoints New Pro-Grand Master to Head Knights of Holy Sepulcher
Radical Islam’s fierce hatred for Christianity is infuriating an institution that has historically been Islam’s greatest enemy: the Roman Catholic Church.
Article • January 25, 2019
China and Germany to Bring Financial Cooperation ‘to a New High’
U.S. trade protectionism pushes China and Germany toward a brief economic alliance.
Feature • August 1, 2000
Where Is the “Third Way” Taking Us?
Last November, six leading proponents of a type of governance commonly called Third Way met in Florence to publicly proclaim their brand of politics as the answer to the world’s problems. In June the group met again, this time in Berlin, the new diplomatic capital of the EU, their numbers having more than doubled.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • July 27, 2017
Europe, Japan, China and the New World Order
The world is changing before your eyes. For decades, the United States has dominated the globe with unshakable alliances with Western Europe and Japan. But now, these alliances don’t look so unshakable and both Europe and Japan are moving away from the U.S. A new alliance is rising, and it profoundly threatens America. Assistant managing editor for theTrumpet.com Richard Palmer discusses the rise of this new world order—and the one source that forecast it in precise detail years ago.
Article • July 27, 2017
Europe, Japan, China and the New World Order
Article • June 24, 2010
Germany and France Discussing New European Currency
Article • July 11, 2017
EU and Japan Outline New Free-Trade Deal
Two of the world’s leading economies announce plans to form one of the largest and most powerful trade blocs in the world.
Article • April 4, 2008
Australia—Trailing Behind the Trend
As Europe tires of the center-left politics of a previous decade, Australia drifts in the backwash, trailing behind the trends to its north.
Article • June 13, 2023
China and Saudi Arabia Sign $10 Billion of New Trade Deals
Article • November 6, 2023
Brazil Prepares for New Digital Currency
When central banks start issuing digital money, the United States dollar may face real competition as the world’s dominant currency.
Article • November 20, 2009
Rome v. New York
Washington is making a mockery of the country’s judicial system.
Article • April 11, 2017
‘Never Show That You Are a Jew’: An Old and New Reality in Germany
‘Anti-Semitism is once again socially acceptable; inhibitions have fallen.’
Article • June 26, 2017
Germany—The New Middle East Peacemaker?
If things don’t work out with Donald Trump, the Palestinians have a Plan B.
