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Who Runs Britain’s Prisons?
V24 Exclusive: Tommy Robinson speaks about his experiences in prison, alleging that Islamist gangs are asserting control and pressuring inmates to convert.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Middle EastConflict Zones The Qur’an, the Jews, and Israel
The conflict with Hamas is not just political but spiritual. Dr. David Wood warns that the roots of hatred toward Jews and Christians run deep in scripture.Adam Starzynski
The WestCulture WarsThe Day London Found Its Voice Again
A grassroots awakening shook the capital — faith, identity, and free speech returned to the public square.Heike Claudia Petzer
Middle EastConflict Zones Raising Martyrs: Gaza’s Generation of Children Taught to Die
A 2016 video resurfaces, exposing how Hamas molds children for war.Stefan Tompson
The WestForeign InfluenceGeorgia Needs a Genuine Conservative Alternative
With families leaving and wages falling, does Georgia have the leadership it deserves?Giorgi Labadze
The WestCulture WarsWhen Did the Silent Majority Stop Being Silent?
From shocking murders to mass rallies, the West faces a turning point on free speech, identity, and cultural survival.Adam Starzynski
Middle EastThe WestWhen the New York Times Misuses ‘Genocide’
Examining claims of genocide in Gaza: separating legal definitions from rhetoric. Adam Starzynski
- Culture WarsThe West
The Left’s Reaction to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
He was attacked for speaking; we must respond by speaking even more. Free societies live in debate, not fear.
Heike Claudia Petzer
- Foreign InfluenceCulture Wars
Serbia’s Media Isn’t Independent, It’s Weaponized
Who really controls Serbia’s news? The answer exposes a divided media and a democracy at risk.
Stephen Blank
- Foreign InfluenceThe West
Net Zero at Beijing’s Mercy
Europe’s green revolution rests on Chinese rare earths, leaving the continent as dangerously exposed as it once was to Russian gas.
Victoria Meller
- Culture WarsThe West
Why So Many of Us Grieve a Man We Never Met
Charlie Kirk’s death resonates far beyond politics. His life and faith revealed something deeper: the human longing for courage, clarity, and conviction in a divided world.
Alexandra Tompson
- Conflict Zones The West
Russia Hits America’s Closest Ally in Europe
Poland faced Russia’s first attack on NATO soil overnight. It stood strong but will the West stand with it?
Kyle Moran
- The WestCulture Wars
Is Justice Dead? The Death of Iryna Zarutska Says Yes.
A Ukrainian refugee sought safety in America, only to be killed on a train by a repeat offender still roaming free.
Benjamin Reed
- Africa
South Africa: Ethnic Cleansing by Paperwork
For young whites in South Africa, opportunity is shrinking, and the future feels uncertain under new race-based quotas.
Robert King
- Culture WarsThe West
Rethinking ADHD: Disorder or Social Construct?
ADHD rates keep climbing, yet the science still hasn’t caught up. Are we labeling restless kids and anxious adults as “disordered” to fit a world that doesn’t fit them?
Hannah Spier, MD
- Culture Wars
Is South Korea’s Democracy on Trial?
The treatment of former President Yoon Suk-yeol and his wife Kim Keon-hee is not politics as usual. It is a test of South Korea’s democracy.
Anonymous
- Africa
Africa’s Secret Country: Somaliland’s Struggle for Recognition
V24 Exclusive: Stefan Tompson traveled to Somaliland, where democracy, an army, and a functioning economy exist, yet the region remains largely invisible on the global stage.
Stefan Tompson
