#125: Week in Review: King Meets Pope, Japan’s New Prime Minister, Europe's Latest Crisis
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We are back to our regular Friday “Week in Review,” and it has been a busy week.
Host Richard Palmer leads the panel of discussion starting with Andrew Miiller talking about the display of “brotherhood” between King Charles, head of the Church of England, and Pope Leo XIV. What is the problem with Britain cozying up to the Roman Catholic Church? Also, the Church of England appointed the first female archbishop of Canterbury. Will this shake the faith of its followers who believe the Bible?
Jeremiah Jacques discusses Japan’s new conservative prime minister, who is the nation's first female prime minister. This will shift Japan toward the right and toward rearmament. He also talks about the Nord Stream 2 pipeline and the reaction to its destruction.
Richard Palmer talks about a relatively unknown tech giant that may impact you if you want to buy a new car. How could one company have such massive sway? It all leads back to China. Europe is taking note, however, despite some European governments being in disarray.
Mihailo Zekic highlights the news from the Middle East, mainly the threats of annexation of the West Bank, even while Vice President JD Vance was in Israel.
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