Europe Quietly Prepares for World War III Ellie Cook With warnings swirling over a possible war with Russia in a matter of years, NATO's European members have already started laying the groundwork for defenses, should Russian troops set foot on alliance soil. "Russia is preparing for a war with the West," Bruno Kahl, the head of Germany's foreign intelligence service, said in late November. But it's not likely to be a large-scale attack into NATO territory, the intelligence chief warned. Moscow could opt for a limited incursion or upping its hybrid warfare tactics to probe the allianc ..read more

Why God Dedicated Over One-Third Of The Bible To Telling Us The Future In Advance Jonathan Brentner The Bible is a book of prophecy. Over one-third of its verses predict the future, with every fulfillment happening with one hundred percent accuracy down to the smallest of details.The Old Testament contains forty-eight specific prophecies related to Jesus’ first coming, which happened precisely as the prophets of old foretold. The odds that one person could fulfill all of them stagger the imagination, and together, they verify that He was truly the promised Messiah, the Christ. During His ..read more

Sabotage Concern as European Internet Backbone Fibre Optic Cables Cut Again Oliver JJ Lane Whether sabotage or innocent accident, suspicion immediately fell on the much-discussed wave of Russian-backed acts of sabotage against European infrastructure when an internet backbone cable linking Sweden and Finland was cut twice overnight. Thousands of Finnish homes were left without data connectivity on Tuesday morning after a submarine fibre optic cable linking Sweden and Finland was cut in two places on land overnight. The damage took place in two separate suburbs near the Finnish capital Hel ..read more

How the New National Debt Number Will Hurt Your Finances Peter Reagan As of Nov. 21, the U.S. national debt broke $36 trillion. It took over 200 years to hit $1 trillion – then just 40 years to shatter $36 trillion. That’s much more than just a massive number. It’s an obligation – and it matters even more than you might think… The national debt just passed $36 trillion. Trillion. That is a massive amount of money. Simply mind boggling. It’s important for you to understand the most likely reason the federal government isn’t especially worried about the debt – and, more importantly,&nbs ..read more

UN approves 2025 conference to promote establishment of Palestinian state  MAARIV The UN General Assembly has approved a decision to hold a "peace conference" on the issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in June 2025, with the aim of "promoting irreversible steps to end the conflict and establish a Palestinian state." 157 countries supported the decision, seven abstained and eight opposed, including Israel, the US, Hungary, and Argentina. More ..read more

When Righteousness Removes Terry James Observing these times so near the end of this quickly fleeting age conjures thoughts about Lot’s days in Sodom. This, of course, has been an ongoing train of thought for me, as those reading my articles can attest. Those ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, the remains of which archeologists are just now digging up from the south end of the Dead Sea region, had at their black hearts a term that believers in Jesus Christ don’t often give much thought to: unrighteousness. Unrighteousness isn’t merely the lack of righteousness ..read more

The next 49 days: Dangerous for the U.S. and the world Ron Boat There's a natural progression in life: Old becomes new, lessons learned pave a pathway for the future. The status quo replaced by the evolution of new thoughts and actions. Ideally, these transitions bring improvement, fostering better circumstances for all involved. For leaders – whether a manager, CEO, or president – this progression should be an opportunity filled with pride, leaving an organization stronger, facilitating an orderly, efficient evolution. In America, we're renowned for our disciplined and peaceful transitio ..read more

Fyodor Lukyanov: Can the West still engineer a ‘color revolution’? We’re about to find out RT A ‘color revolution’, as we define it, is a mass uprising fueled by the rejection of official election results, backed by political, diplomatic, and financial support from external forces. This idea first took root in Serbia in 2000, with the overthrow of Slobodan Milosevic. The term itself emerged three years later in Georgia, where protesters led by Mikhail Saakashvili adopted roses as their symbol. Another three years later, Ukraine’s 2004 Orange Revolution marked the color shift to orange. A ..read more

Iran says it’s ready to send troops to Syria RT Tehran would consider a full military deployment to aid Syria if the government in Damascus requests it, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said. The comments came during an inteview that Araghchi gave to the Qatar-based outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed on his way back from Türkiye on Monday evening. “If the Syrian government asks Iran to send troops to Syria, we will consider the request,” Araghchi was quoted as saying. Tehran is preparing “a series of steps to calm the situation in Syria and find an opportunity to present an init ..read more

Israel threatens to ‘go deeper’ into Lebanon as strikes strain ceasefire Mick Krever and Dana Karni, CNN As tit-for-tat strikes strain a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah less than a week since it went into effect, Israel’s defense minister on Tuesday threatened to directly target the Lebanese state should the agreement fall apart. Monday was the deadliest day since that agreement came into force last Wednesday, with Israeli strikes killing nine in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah fired at Israeli-occupied territory, citing Israeli truce violations. “If we return to war, we ..read more