World News and Prophecy: March 1999

Russia continues to supply weapons to Iraq while hoping Germany and Japan respond with economic help.

As the Euro gains strength, discussions take place in Ottawa suggesting a common currency for the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Power is passed to next generation in key Mideast nation

Hans Teitmeyer, president of Germany's Bundesbank, warns of political competition among countries using the euro.

"The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence."

Today, during and after the recent impeachment hearings and trial, there is talk of "compartmentalization"—the notion that all the parts of one's life...

As the world shifts to eliminate capital punishment, will the United States stand firm in upholding their stance?

For science to work properly it has to be governed by moral values and ethical standards.

Water shortages feared to be in the near future for vast areas of the Middle East, Europe and Africa

Conference regarding the project to transform Bethlehem into an attractive pilgrimage location concludes as it prepares for the Pope's visit.

Terrorist threats from Osama bin Laden continue to grow and endanger regions around the world.

Some experts see an overall increase in the destructiveness of natural disasters, especially in the last few decades.

Patriarch Michael Sabbah sets expectations for Jordanian politics and for future peace.