1. The offices of the Danish central bank, or Danmarks Nationalbank, stand in Copenhagen, Denmark. In late 2011, the bank weakened the krone in order to abide by the European Exchange Rate Mechanism.

    October 18, 2017

    One Foot In, One Foot Out: Denmark's Economic Situation

    By Jack Zinterhofer

    Denmark does not use the Euro, yet is in the Eurozone. Why is this and how has the Denmark economy profited from their unique position.

  2. UN HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK—Fourteen members of the Security Council raise their hands in affirmation of Resolution 2334 which demands an end to all Israeli settlements.

    May 26, 2017

    The Dangers of the UN’s Anti-Israel Actions

    By Jack Zinterhofer

    How the UN’s obsession of criticizing Israel has led to a rise in antisemitism. Particularly, this antisemitism is emerging from new leftist organizations compared to the traditional hate groups.

  3. People with a banner reading ‘No to the canal’ protest by burning tires against the inauguration of the building of the Nicaragua Canal.

    May 26, 2017

    Complications With The Nicaraguan Canal

    By Jack Zinterhofer

    Over one hundred years ago, Theodore Roosevelt began work building the Panama Canal. Today, a company from Hong Kong wants to build a similar canal in Nicaragua. However, is it feasible?

  4. A Peruvian military soldier stands guard at his post as his battalion destroys a coca paste production lab.

    May 11, 2017

    The Key to Defeating the Cartel

    By Jack Zinterhofer

    The role of political parties in defeating drug cartels.