Foreign Policy
From Najran to Tel Aviv: The Forgotten Christians of Yemen and the Rising Tide of Houthi Aggression
Yemen, a land steeped in ancient history, holds a largely forgotten narrative of Christian presence — one that resonates with chilling relevance today. By the fifth century, Christianity had firmly taken root in South Arabia, with Najran as its…
The Stark Choice: America Must Lead on AI and Keep a Watchful Eye on China
Artificial intelligence is the defining contest of the twenty-first century, not just for economic advantage but for the soul of global governance and individual liberty. The US and China have each charted bold, competing visions for AI’s future…
Why Now? The Rush to Recognize Palestine — and What It Means for Israel and Biblical Truth
The diplomatic landscape in Europe is shifting dramatically, with a sudden, pronounced push from key nations like France and the United Kingdom to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state. This momentum, emerging amid ongoing conflict and…