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The US Eyes Cuba Amid Regional Shifts in Latin America
After Venezuela, Washington may be setting its sights on Cuba, just 90 miles from US shores.
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Middle EastConflict Zones Iran’s Digital Blackouts as State Violence
Silencing a nation online is the fastest way to make violence invisible.Raghu Kondori
The WestForeign InfluenceThere Is No Moral Center in Europe
Europe talks ethics. America carries the guns. History won’t wait for comfort.Benjamin Reed
The WestCulture WarsAbandoned by the State, Now Called to Fight
After decades of neglect, failed support, and repeated legal harassment, the UK has no moral right to recall veterans to serve again.Steve English
AfricaConflict Zones Why Are Millions Still Fleeing the Horn of Africa?
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Culture WarsMiddle EastJavid Shah Echoes
How a slogan fuels belief in transition and freedom.Raghu Kondori
Foreign InfluenceConflict Zones The Erdoğan Paradox: Ally or Adversary?
Turkey is indispensable to the West but under Erdoğan, its strategic value comes with growing risk and uncertainty.Dre Lapiello
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Latin America: Building a New American Century
Venezuela’s collapse and a regional realignment signal a new era of stability and reform.
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- Foreign InfluenceMiddle East
Confronting the Muslim Brotherhood’s War on the West
How state sponsors, extremist networks, and ideological warfare threaten democracies worldwide - and the steps to fight back.
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- Culture Wars
Globalize the Intifada: Terror’s New Mantra
From London to Sydney, ‘Globalize the Intifada’ fuels attacks worldwide, while political correctness and bureaucratic inaction let radical ideologies strike again. Bondi Beach proves the danger is all too real.
Shalitha Bandara
- Culture WarsThe West
Danube Miracle: Slovakia’s Constitutional Shake-Up
A quiet vote in Bratislava triggered Europe’s biggest conservative breakthrough. How faith, prayer, and persistence changed a nation.
Samuel Trizuljak
- Middle EastThe West
European Arms Restrictions on Israel
Germany has lifted its arms embargo on Israel but with other European countries still holding restrictions, what does that mean for Europe’s security in a world of growing hybrid threats?
Jonah Brody
- Conflict Zones The West
America’s Drift Is Felt First in the Trenches of Ukraine
From HIMARS quiet in Kharkiv to calls for talks: a foreign volunteer on how U.S. hesitation is failing Ukraine and weakening American power.
Benjamin Reed
- Culture WarsForeign Influence
How the Western Left Made Peace With Islamism
From migration to academia, how leftist and Islamist strategies are converging to destabilize Western institutions and cultural confidence in 2025.
Damir Omerbegović
- Foreign InfluenceMiddle East
How EU Money Ended Up Supporting Hamas
Documents show Hamas infiltrated EU-funded NGOs in Gaza, turning humanitarian aid into a tool for terrorist operations and exposing serious gaps in EU oversight.
Tomáš Zdechovský
- Culture WarsForeign Influence
AI and the New Iron Curtain in the Tech Cold War
Every story you read, every video you watch, every decision you make, it could be influenced by the U.S.–China battle for digital power.
Raghu Kondori
- Africa
The Meaning of Modern Afrikaner Nationalism
What happens to a nation after defeat? An unfiltered conversation about guilt, God, and the return of Afrikaner nationalism.
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