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Saudi Arabia’s Growing International Reputation



Saudi Arabia has long been known as a leading source of the world’s oil with complicated connections to international terrorism. Yet it also appears the nation is seeking to take the lead as an international negotiator. As an author from Deutsche Welle recently observed, “First Sudan, then Gaza, now Ukraine: Saudi Arabia is hosting talks on another crisis that has drawn international attention.

The Global “Polycrisis”



Around the world, we see one global catastrophe or crisis upon another. While the world has always experienced wars, natural disasters, and a certain amount of political chaos, something is definitely different today—and analysts and authors are taking note.

The Immune System Is More Complex Than Originally Thought



Scientists have studied the immune system for decades and have come to understand it in much greater detail. However, a newly published study in the highly respected journal Nature describes how this remarkable system has once again baffled scientists with its power and complexity (BBC, March 5, 2025).

A Growing Eastern Alliance



For decades, South Korea and Japan have been closely aligned with the United States in ideological opposition to China. For its part, China has traditionally supported North Korea, the enemy of South Korea. However, key global allegiances are realigning before our eyes—in line with prophetic conditions this Work has warned about for decades.

Body Cycles and the Sabbath



God’s creation is filled with cycles. Within the human body, we see aging cycles, cycles that relate to fertility, and even a seven-day cycle on which the human body operates. For decades, science has understood that the body operates on a seven-day cycle. Scientists have hypothesized that this rhythm impacts many different biological functions and could even be used to create more effective drug treatments and surgery schedules (Ricerca in clinica e in laboratorio, April 1982).

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