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Europe is being hit by many crises all at once. The far right is sweeping the Continent. Germany faces political paralysis. Spain is struggling to deal with Catalonia’s bid for independence. And the euro crisis threatens to resume at any moment. But an election in Austria yesterday gives us a glimpse of the solution. TheTrumpet.com assistant managing editor Richard Palmer examines where these crises are leading and where they are pushing Europe.

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America has just experienced its worst mass shooting in history. At least 50 are dead and over 400 wounded after a gunman opened fire at a country music festival in Las Vegas. In today’s program, theTrumpet.com assistant managing editor Richard Palmer examines the cause of these problems and explains how a world free of mass shootings and all crime will come about. Today’s show also includes a program Trumpet editor in chief Gerald Flurry made in response to a mass shooting in 2007. Its analysis is every bit as relevant today.

German officials do not expect to finish coalition negotiations until 2018. Germany seems set to spend the next several months without a government. When, or if, it emerges from that, it will have the most fragile coalition in postwar history. TheTrumpet.com assistant managing editor Richard Palmer gives an overview of German politics, explains why negotiations will be so tough, and shows why this political crisis will shake the world. Also on today’s show, a crisis brewing in Catalonia threatens the existence of Spain and the European Union.

The Islamic State, Iranian takeover of Iraq, civil war in Syria and Yemen, Egypt simmering, Libya in chaos, and Qatar and Kurdistan besieged—the Middle East is a mess! On today’s program from Jerusalem, Israel, theTrumpet.com’s Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal discusses two more events that threaten to throw even more chaos into the Middle East mix: the Kurdish referendum and the acceptance of the Palestinian Authority into Interpol.

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The counterfeit peacemaker

On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Stephen Flurry discusses the repercussions of the German elections and the coalition that German Chancellor Angela Merkel may not be able to form. Also on today’s program: Israel’s worry over the rise of the far right in Germany, Roy Moore’s Senate victory in Alabama, and what inequality and injustice looks like from a global perspective.

There’s a lot of talk in the United States about the need to have unity. Many see unity in National Football League owners and players locking arms and taking a knee during the national anthem. But is that the sort of unity that will heal America? Meanwhile, the major media are doing everything they can to inject race into the controversy between President Donald Trump and the NFL. Why is America experiencing such division? We discuss this topic on today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, as well the aftermath of the hurricane in Puerto Rico, the Kurdistan referendum and Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg’s reaction to the German election.

While America squabbles over sports and politics, earthshaking events are occurring around the world. This weekend, Germany witnessed a far-right political party enter the Bundestag for the first time since the fall of the Nazis. The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) took nearly 13 percent of the vote in Germany’s general election and now has over 90 seats in the Bundestag. This is a dramatic shake-up for German politics. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, host Stephen Flurry and Trumpet contributor Richard Palmer discuss the rise of the AfD and what it means for the future of Germany.