France Is Giving the West a Preview

France Is Giving the West a Preview

The West Culture Wars

France Is Giving the West a Preview

France’s streets are burning. Its crisis was decades in the making, and the rest of the West is following the same path.

Kristijan Janković / 2026-10-19

Can Libya Build an Economy Beyond Oil?

Can Libya Build an Economy Beyond Oil?

Can Libya Build an Economy Beyond Oil?

Libya wants to reduce its dependence on oil. Getting factories into production will test how much is changing.

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Sharia in Britain?

Sharia in Britain?

Foreign Influence

Sharia in Britain?

V24 Exclusive: Visegrad24 founder Stefan Tompson sits down with researcher Emma Schubart at Cambridge University to dissect Britain's sectarian vote.

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The New Middle East: Three Rival Orders Compete for Power

The New Middle East: Three Rival Orders Compete for Power

Foreign Influence

The New Middle East: Three Rival Orders Compete for Power

Ideological terror, a renaissance of ancient nations or a Sunni order connected to China.

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Before Europe Burns

Before Europe Burns

Before Europe Burns

A warning about sexual violence, failed integration and the atrocities that can follow when the state loses control.

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Western Diplomats Enabled Azerbaijan’s Historical Erasure

Western Diplomats Enabled Azerbaijan’s Historical Erasure

Foreign Influence

Western Diplomats Enabled Azerbaijan’s Historical Erasure

Western diplomats stood inside a 13th-century Armenian monastery, and stayed silent as Azerbaijan denied its Armenian past.

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Brussels Has Declared Open Season on Europe’s Languages

Brussels Has Declared Open Season on Europe’s Languages

Brussels Has Declared Open Season on Europe’s Languages

The Commission calls its English-first approach to trade agreements more efficient. In reality, it risks turning Europe’s native languages into second-class spectators.

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As foreign aid dries up, African governments face a defining test: earning the trust of the taxpayers expected to fill the gap.

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A Picnic and the Beginning of the End for Fidesz

Viktor Orbán’s first Kötcse speech in opposition was meant to steady his party. Read carefully, it tells the Hungarian right that its only permitted future is Orbán himself.

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A Temple of Corruption

Foreign Influence

A Temple of Corruption

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Strasbourg, London Was Your Warning!

Foreign Influence

Strasbourg, London Was Your Warning!

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China’s Foothold in Western Industry

China’s Foothold in Western Industry

Foreign Influence

China’s Foothold in Western Industry

Europe knows how to identify a Chinese takeover. But can it recognise Chinese influence when Beijing does not appear on the ownership documents?

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What Happened to Britain?

What Happened to Britain?

What Happened to Britain?

London is now only 40% White British. Former Army Major Andrew Fox warns that sectarian voting, failed integration and the Islamist–far-left alliance are fracturing Britain.

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North Africa’s Answer to the Next Food Supply Crisis

North Africa’s Answer to the Next Food Supply Crisis

North Africa’s Answer to the Next Food Supply Crisis

As conflict strains shipping routes and cold chains, a new Benghazi plant is betting that local processing can keep North Africa’s shelves stocked.

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