We begin with an interesting dilemma for Moslems regarding the observance of the fast of Ramadan for 30 days during “daylight hours”; speak on the growing number of British politicians proposing a possible Brexit; discuss Europe’s preparation for and anticipation of a possible Grexit; and point out the unconvincing decision of Germany’s chief prosecutor to drop the probe into NSA’s manifested spying activities.

 We continue with articles warning of America’s future as a Third World country; reporting on Donald Trump’s announcement to run for the Presidency; showing the relationship between America’s deplorable gun violence and lax state laws; and addressing a rather unconscionable decision of the US Supreme Court regarding abortion.

 We report on the growing LGBT movement in Latin America, Israel, Germany and of course the USA, which is strongly condemned in the Bible; speak on the Vatican’s first trial of one of its former Archbishops over sexual child abuse charges; and conclude with Pope Francis’ highly controversial and at the same time quite revealing new encyclical and a claim by the Catholic Church that Mexico is infested with demons.

In this issue, we are reporting on anti-Semitism in Germany; the explosive situation in Ukraine; the enduring Russian-Italian friendship and Europe’s unwillingness to defend NATO member states against Russian aggression; the Pope’s visit to Bosnia and his warnings of World War III; the concern of a coming war between Shiites and Sunnis in the Middle East which might have worldwide consequences; and the real danger of ISIS’s ability to build devastating dirty bombs.

 We continue with the surprising election result in Turkey; Europe’s ongoing attempts to rescue Greece; David Cameron’s fight with his conservative party members over Britain’s exodus from the EU; and a challenging assertion that it is not in the British character to speak the truth about “serious stuff,” including abortion, and that Britain’s religious leaders are spineless.

We address Pope Francis’ strong statements against same-sex marriages and the “demonic gender ideology,” as well as the ongoing attempts of left-liberals in the USA to promote their transgender agenda, even in children’s books; the divided picture of the American Republican Party towards transgender people; and Donald Trump’s harsh criticism of his Republican colleagues and Democratic politicians and governmental officials; including his usual announcement (to become official on June 16) that he might run for President.

We conclude with an article suggesting that the Obama Administration will continue with the NSA spying program even though it expired and was rejected by Congress and a federal court; and the arrival of deadly mosquitoes in central Europe.

We are living in a corrupt world. And that not only in the well-recognized area of politics. The FIFA soccer (football) scandal is a sad testimony to the fact that even in the world’s most popular sport, bribery, kick-backs and other illegal activities seem to be commonplace. FBI investigations are apparently even directed against FIFA’s long-time president, Sepp Blatter, who was reelected in spite of the scandal, but subsequently decided to resign. The appalling truth is that many have warned in the past of FIFA’s illegal activities, including Germany’s “Kaiser” Franz Beckenbauer, especially when deciding on where to hold the World Cup tournaments, but he was immediately silenced by FIFA and ordered not to attend several soccer games for a certain period of time. What should be an enjoyable and relaxing occasion has become a morass of sinful behavior and corruption, due to unscrupulous functionaries… and we dare to say that the events in the soccer world are by no means limited to just that sport.

 In this issue, we begin reporting on developments in the Middle East, including the real danger for the whole world posed by some of ISIS’s activities; Iran’s unwavering support of Assad’s Syria and its increased stockpile of nuclear fuel in contradiction to the Obama administration’s representations; and the remarkable fact that most Turks view the state of Israel as the biggest threat to Turkey’s security.

We continue with David Cameron’s attempts to find help and support in Germany and other European countries, with a rather mixed and cautious reaction.

 We address the relationship between Germany and Egypt and report on appalling hateful accusations and actions of Muslims against Jews.

We focus on Rand Paul’s lonely fight against the NSA surveillance and bulk data collection program, facing criticism from all sides of the established political spectrum, while most Americans approve of his conduct; speak on President Obama’s stated belief that the USA has become the most respected country in the world; and report about America’s unconstitutional blackmail of those parents who refuse to vaccinate their children, as well as the virtually non-existent medical exemption.

We conclude with articles on a clash of “values” between “mainstream” Catholic Nancy Pelosi and the official position of her Church on abortion and same-sex marriage; a clash of “values” between Russia and the West on the issue of homosexuality and same-sex marriage; a clash of “values” on transgender identity; and a clash of “values” between the Bible and the position of the Church of England on the issue of women bishops and the description of God, which might be a contributing factor as to why the Christian religion does not seem to play an important role anymore for many British people.

We are living in strange times, and even “nature” seems to “behave “crazily.” While California is suffering from a severe draught, Texas and other US states are plagued with rain and flooding, and Israel, India and other countries are experiencing an “unprecedented” “brutal” heat wave, paralyzing industries and killing more than one thousand people.

In this report, we begin with Ireland’s popular vote by referendum to legalize same-sex marriages, and the repercussions this may have for other European countries; address the ongoing NSA and BND scandal in Germany which may have huge consequences for Angela Merkel and her party; speak of Russia’s aggressive conduct towards the West; and point out European ambitions and controversial plans to create a naval force to combat people-smugglers operating from Libya.

 We report on David Cameron’s hopeless attempts to change continental Europe’s thinking and the German and French rejection of his ambitious European plans; and address the election of a right-wing Catholic president in Poland who is considered to be a nationalist and a “moderate Eurosceptic,” while still supporting Poland’s EU membership.

 We continue with a disturbing article, stating that criminals hacked into more than 100,000 IRS records pertaining to individual US taxpayers; and report on the dilemma of many conservatives and Republicans in the USA, as they face a conflict between their Catholic membership, their personal belief and their official relationship with Pope Francis.

 We conclude with reports on God’s awesome universe and the fanciful opinion of intellectuals believing that it created itself and that all life on earth evolved—an unscientific and unbiblical hypothesis which Pope Francis has chosen to adopt as well–and with a warning to parents to be aware as to what (demonic) activities their children and teens may be engaged in.

We begin with articles pointing to changing conditions in the State of Israel; report on the amazing influence Pope Francis is exerting as leader of the Catholic Church; present articles showing the utter confusion of circumstances in the Middle East; continue with reports centered on the UK and its shrinking commitment to world leadership; highlight news from the EU and Catholic Ireland showing the unparalleled acceptance of gay leaders and gay marriages; and we conclude with ominous proposed legislation from California making vaccines mandatory for nearly every child.

We begin with a special report, an in-depth analysis from our Pastor in the United Kingdom, Brian Gale, on the election in the UK, followed by news articles on the topic.

We also focus on America’s relationship with Arab countries and the disputed report of the White House as to how Osama bin Laden was allegedly killed; as well as on Israel’s new government; the horror of female genital mutilation in Egypt; and developments in China and Russia; and we conclude with the ever-widening spy scandal in Germany.

We focus on the more or less unsuccessful fight by US and Arab forces against murderous ISIS militants in Syria, with tragic consequences for innocent people, as well as the senseless and incomprehensible bombing of hostile nations and allies in the entire Middle East; speak on the untrustworthiness of Iran; the deteriorating relationship between the USA and Israel, due to President Obama’s alleged philosophy of being “tied to Islam” and “Marxism”; Israel’s new shaky government; the lack of friendship between the USA and the UK; the UK’s “most unpredictable” election; and the questionable charges filed against six police officers in Baltimore, USA, which seem to be based “on politics and crowd control,” rather than on the evidence.

We continue with addressing the concept of legalizing “three-way marriages” proposed in the UK which should be a wake-up call for all those who embrace legalization of same-sex marriages; the problem with transgender identity and the back paddling of politicians in this context; and the impression that some politicians may think they are “gods,” rather than human beings, due to their goal to change Christian “values and beliefs.”

We conclude with articles pertaining to Germany, including the involvement of German Navy ships in the Mediterranean; the ongoing desire, as expressed by Germany’s Defense Minister, to create a European Army as a “long-term goal,” “while for now the most important thing is to gradually strengthen the European Defense Community”; and Germany’s past regarding the Holocaust. Memorializing the 70th anniversary of the “liberation of the former Nazi concentration camp at Dachau,” Angela Merkel optimistically stated that “Jewish life is part of” Germany’s “identity,” while a survivor commented that the Nazis running the concentration camps were “humans like you and me. And that is what is so terrible.” We end with a report on the trouble Angela Merkel finds herself in due to Germany’s most recent spying scandal; and with an alarming article about the death of many animals, due to the ongoing drought in lower Western states.

We begin with extensive coverage on the 100^th anniversary of the genocide which was perpetrated by the Turks against Armenians in 1915, during the early days of World War I, and Turkey’s hostile and unforgiving reaction against all those who dare to tell the truth, even though some governmental leaders are too timid to do so, for political reasons.

We continue with extensive coverage on America’s descent into the abyss of sexual perversion, specifically focusing on the rising support for transgender and homosexual same-sex marriages and the incredible twisting of the Bible and “political accuracy” to get votes; focus on ridiculous Sabbath restrictions by orthodox Jews in Israel; and address America’s controversial drone strikes which have resulted in the loss of innocent people.

We speak of a terrorist plot directed against the Vatican and Pope Francis’ decision to visit Fatima in 2017 to commemorate the 100^th anniversary of a great hoax—or worse; address the European situation pertaining to Greece and its looming bankruptcy, barring fundamental concessions and restrictions by the Greek government and people; and point out the unbelievable German hypocrisy regarding NSA’s spying activities.

We conclude with two articles on the frightening situation at Yellowstone and the worst earthquake in over 80 years, striking Nepal, and an interesting discovery of dinosaurs which, according to Evolutionists, should not have existed.

We begin with further revelations regarding Iran and their dubious game; report on the escalating conflict in Yemen and Russia’s ambition in the Middle East as well as murders of pro-Russian journalists and politicians in Ukraine; speak on the sentence of former Egyptian President Morsi , which has been termed a “travesty of justice”; focus on controversial statements by US Republican and Democratic Presidential Candidates on homosexuality, same-sex marriages and enlisting in the military; and point out one of the biggest legal scandals in the US, revealing the conviction of many innocent people due to false testimony of FBI employees.

We quote an article regarding the hot debate as to the causes of the Holocaust and genocide; and continue reporting on Greece’s “poker game” with the USA, the EU and Russia, which, it seems, is presently being won by Russia, as well as drastic measures of the Greek government to try to avert the seemingly inevitable. We conclude with an article on unbelievably restrictive and Pharisaical Sabbath regulations in modern Judaism—pointing out that this kind of teaching is exactly what Jesus Christ expressly rejected and strongly condemned.

We begin with two reports on developments pertaining to Pope Francis and the Catholic Church; address the ongoing controversy regarding the “deal” with Iran and the devastating effect it would have on the USA, as well as President Obama’s decision to remove Cuba from the list of terror sponsors; raise the distinct possibility that ISIS has been establishing itself in Mexico and the USA; speak on Russia’s controversial conduct towards Iran, Ukraine and other nations, including the UK; as well as Germany’s response; point out the most and least religious countries; address the issue of compulsory vaccinations; and conclude with articles on “de-extinction” and the late German writer, Günter Grass who warned in his last interview that we will soon enter World War III.