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On October 17, NATO forces downed what may have been a Russian drone flying near a military base hosting U.S. troops in Eastern Europe (UK Defense Journal, October 30, 2025). Drones were also seen “at a Belgian military base believed to host U.S.
During a visit to the Vatican last week, King Charles prayed with Pope Leo—“a first for the leaders of the Church of England and Catholic Church” (BBC, October 23, 2025). King Charles is technically the supreme governor of the Church of England—a church that broke away from the Roman church during the rule of King Henry VIII. Following their prayer, the King and...
The European Union was built on grand ambitions—peace, prosperity, and unity. Yet beneath the surface of its single market lies a maze of 27 national systems: 27 tax codes, 27 sets of consumer laws, and 27 bureaucracies. Businesses hoping to sell across borders must navigate this tangled web at great cost. To fix this, EU leaders are thinking about a new idea...
While political pundits have speculated, Tomorrow’s World has highlighted end-time prophecies related to the Middle East for many years. One key prophecy concerns the coming “king of the South” foretold in Daniel 11. This regional power will be composed of a group of Middle Eastern nations and will aim to control the Holy Land. It will ultimately face off...
Ohio congressman Thaddeus Claggett recently introduced House Bill 469. If it becomes law, this bill will stop people from “marrying” chatbots—artificially intelligent programs designed to imitate human conversation. It will also prohibit A.I. programs from being recognized as legal persons and from being allowed to serve in roles normally reserved for spouses,...
Every year, $88.6 billion leave Africa illegally (VOA Africa, September 18, 2022). International companies sometimes exacerbate the problem.
Noise has great potential to negatively impact our health and well-being. In 2006, an Italian cardiologist studied the types of music that had the most relaxing effect on listeners (Epoch Times, September 3, 2025).
Israel’s recent attack on Hamas officials in Qatar has prompted a united Arab response (RTE, September 10, 2025). The Arab nations often possess competing agendas, but this attack and Israel’s subsequent threat to strike Hamas “anywhere” may be prompting increased coordination.
In recent years, girls have significantly outperformed boys on national exams in the United Kingdom (Herald Series, August 15, 2025). On the 2024 GCSE exam, for example, almost 25 percent of girls earned a grade 7/A or higher, versus only 19 percent of boys.
Tensions related to the war in Ukraine continue to rise in Europe.