World News & Opinion

UN Secretary-General Guterres ignores Jordan-Palestine nexus By David Singer | February 11, 2018

Secretary-General Gutteres--with the greatest respect--needs a crash-course in the actual--not fictitious - history of the 100 years-old Arab-Jewish conflict

US Palestinian policy – water or gasoline? By Yoram Ettinger | February 8, 2018

Persisting in the commitment to a two-state-solution would cause President Trump to repeat, rather than avoid, the cardinal error of recent Presidents, who – unknowingly - attempted to extinguish fire with gasoline, not water

Venezuela’s socialists not too pleased U.S. is encouraging a military coup By Dan Calabrese | February 5, 2018

Meanwhile, Venezuelan people aren't too happy they have to raid live chicken trucks for food

Venezuela has come to resemble a lower level of Dante’s Inferno By Ana Quintana | February 2, 2018

UN Watch Condemns Venezuela for Arrest of 85-year-old Activist By UN Watch | February 2, 2018

Agents of the Sebin intelligence service have detained Enrique Aristeguieta Gramcko, an eminent lawyer, historian, and former politician

Bowl Cut Jr. had a ‘slush fund’ for running the country—he’s blown it all on fuel for missile tests By Dan Calabrese | January 29, 2018

Oops.

Debunking the debunkers; recognizing Israel’s history By Randolph Parrish | January 28, 2018

Vice President Pence didn't graduate from the school of social revisionism. But he is a rare exception; at least we may sincerely hope that he will not be the last of his kind.

John Kerry Versus Nikki Haley on How to Deal With Abbas By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist | January 27, 2018

Abbas would do well to study Ambassador Haley's remarks carefully and disregard Kerry's faux diplomacy

EU Multicultural Blues By Chris Kemble | January 27, 2018

A hard right tailwind is blowing in from Europe. The Republican Party must hold absolutely firm on border security and immigration

The US is quietly sidelining a Turkey in decline By Caroline Glick | January 26, 2018

America is taking steps to neutralize the threat Turkey poses to American interests while cultivating a new alliance with the Kurds that will survive Turkey’s current slide into irrelevance and grow stronger in the coming years

Davos globalists experience what they engineered By A. Dru Kristenev | January 26, 2018

America is back on track to burst its seams of energy and economic development.

The Big Palestine Lie By Daniel Greenfield | January 24, 2018

The only way to end the conflict is to end the lies

VIDEO: Starving Venezuelans loot truck filled with live chickens By Dan Calabrese | January 23, 2018

The socialist workers' paradise

Venezuela still has the world’s largest oil reserves, and no ability to get it out of the ground By Dan Calabrese | January 22, 2018

Mismanagement, corruption and lack of investment by the socialist government has turned a valuable natural resource into a useless bunch of slop.

Neo-Stalinism and the Polish Challenge By Alexander Maistrovoy | January 21, 2018

No totalitarian system is ready to tolerate heretics within its realm. It hates President Trump, Strives to undermine Israel, Defames Victor Orban, Seeks to bring Poland to its knees--Because of its striving for striving for sovereignty

PLO ditches Trump, undermines future UN and EU support By David Singer | January 21, 2018

Abbas's Ramallah rant has provided irrefutable evidence that the PLO has no further role to play in peacefully resolving the 100 years-old Arab-Jewish conflict

Israel’s sustained economic growth By Yoram Ettinger | January 21, 2018

Robust performance of Israel’s economy

The Real International #resist Movement Behind the Hype By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 15, 2018

The #resist Movement

Israel-Jordan negotiations could follow PLO threat to boycott Trump By David Singer | January 15, 2018

Taking on Trump could herald the PLO's political demise after 54 years of failed leadership

How China is locking up critical resources in the US’s own backyard By Rick Mills | January 15, 2018

North American politicians really need to get with the program; to invest in and facilitate the mining of critical metals in North America; to scour the globe for mines that can provide the feedstock for the industries of the future, and invest

Is Peter Disoriented about the United Nations? By David Martin | January 14, 2018

Let us pray that the light of holy tradition will descend upon the Eternal City to dispel the infernal darkness that presently enshrouds the Church

North Korea Games the Olympics By Claudia Rosett -- PJ Media | January 12, 2018

North Korean regime that harbors predatory intentions toward the South, traffics in weapons with the likes of Syria, Iran, is becoming an ever more serious danger to the U.S. That, not the Olympics, is Kim's real game here, and he's just scored