Article • June 13, 2024
Germany Proposes New Military Service Model
Article • January 9, 2024
Germany: Sahra Wagenknecht Launches New Political Party
Article • March 12, 2013
Number of Americans Receiving Food Stamps Hits New High
The government says the more people are on the program, the stronger the the nation becomes. Is that true?
Article • October 11, 2021
Iran Teases New Nuclear Deal
Foreign minister talks compromise as his government enriches uranium.
Feature • August 1, 2001
A Battle For Britain’s Loyalty
As the European Union assumes greater global power, a crucial element stands in its way: Nearly a century of British and American intelligence cooperation. Europe’s new independent defense policy and its determination to protect business within the Union demand that Britain choose where it will stand: with the U.S. or the EU.
Feature • October 1, 2021
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Feature • November 1, 2005
The Ports of New Orleans
Article • July 16, 2008
Hezbollah Gains New Powers in Lebanese Government
The Lebanese government is coming out of deadlock, but Iran is the real winner.
Feature • May 1, 2005
Beijing’s New Taiwan Law
Article • February 11, 2008
Euros Accepted in New York City
Feature • May 1, 2006
Israel’s Friendly New Negotiation Partners
Feature • February 1, 2013
WorldWatch
Article • December 28, 2023
Why Germany’s New Military Base Matters
Article • November 26, 2017
Week in Review: German Crisis Averted?, Khamenei ‘the New Hitler,’ Coming Catholic-Muslim Clash, and Much More
Article • November 30, 2017
New Coalition Deal—A Way Out for Germany?
Germany’s main left- and right-wing parties again attempt to build a coalition.
Article • February 16, 2018
More Coalition Chaos and a New Military Command Center
Article • May 18, 2023
Russia and Iran Sign New Railway Deal
Article • October 29, 2008
New Report Details Iran’s Dual Strategy in Iraq
Iran has a two-pronged program to affect policy and politics in Iraq.
Article • August 11, 2010
Is a New Eurotax Coming?
Article • November 15, 2017
Is Britain About to Get a New Prime Minister?
Theresa May is trying to negotiate with the European Union while her own government is unstable.
Article • January 7, 2011
The Week in Review
The religious group killing its way to power in Egypt, the would-be nation that wants sovereignty without giving up terrorism, a new place for China to buy debt, the Anglican Catholics, and where to find the land of the Neets.
Feature • October 1, 2015
Currency War: Dragging the World Toward World War III
Echoes of 1934 are thundering with increasing intensity.
Article • November 18, 2022
Will the New Congress Investigate Nancy Pelosi?
Article • November 1, 2017
The Islamic State Attacks New York
What does the Islamic State’s loss of territory in the Middle East mean for the rest of the world?
