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Socialism Sounds Kind — Until You’ve Lived It
Immigrants from socialist states know how freedoms vanish under noble slogans, and their warning matters as the U.S. toys with the same failed ideas.
Gabriela Blanco
Conflict Zones Middle EastThe Protesters’ Hearts Are in the Right Place – But Hamas’ Are Not
Why the Israeli hostage forum protests are well meaning but counter-productive.Dan Feferman
Conflict Zones Foreign InfluenceAlaska Summit: A Stage for Illusions, Not Peace
Behind the handshake optics, Putin’s aims remain unchanged, and Ukraine’s fate should not be bargained away in a U.S.–Russia side deal. Benjamin Reed
Middle EastCulture WarsSyria’s Nightmare Is Becoming Europe’s
What if we were wrong to think we could separate people from the ideologies they flee, and are now paying the price?Adam Starzynski
Culture WarsThe WestAre Spanish Communities Being Left to Fight Alone?
Migrant violence rises, the state stalls, and local volunteers form patrols to protect their communities. Spain is no longer debating migration — it’s living its fallout. Stefan Tompson
The WestConflict Zones Britain’s Afghan Resettlement Debacle
A government data blunder triggered a reported £7 billion secret resettlement while Brits struggle to make ends meet. Adam Starzynski
The WestForeign InfluenceDefending the Homeland: Poland’s New Battle for Survival
V24 Exclusive: Poland resists the fallout of policies it never agreed to amid Europe’s migration crisis.Stefan Tompson
- The WestCulture Wars
Glastonbury 2025: When Hate Took the Stage
Glastonbury 2025 wasn’t just music - it was a loud call for hate, as radicalism and Islamist rhetoric took the stage.
Stefan Tompson
- Middle EastConflict Zones
How Food Became Gaza's Most Dangerous Weapon
V24 Exclusive: By sidestepping Hamas and delivering food directly to civilians, Israel hopes to weaken the terror group’s grip. But as Fox tells V24, this tactical success could come with a heavy diplomatic price.
Adam Starzynski
- Middle EastConflict Zones
Who’s Listening to the Arab World?
Western leaders rush to recognize Palestine, rewarding terror and empowering Hamas — while the Arab world calls for Hamas to disarm.
Dan Feferman
- The WestCulture Wars
Westminster’s Complicity: The Fight for Free Speech
An urgent look at how Islamist influence and political cowardice are eroding free speech in Britain, and the voices rising to resist.
William Dick
- Foreign InfluenceCulture Wars
This Is What Civilizational Decay Looks Like
The Gaza war didn’t break the West, it exposed its collapse: cultural decay, lost identity, and fading courage.
Andrew Fox
- The WestForeign Influence
Germany Offloads Migrants onto Poland’s Borders
Germany, once praised for openness, now dumps migrants at the Polish border - forcing Poland, which opposed quotas, to bear the fallout.
Stefan Tompson
- Conflict Zones The West
No More Fairy Tales: Trump, Pence, and Ukraine Aid
What’s behind the debate over Trump-era Ukraine aid, and how did it affect the frontline? A US veteran explains.
Benjamin Reed
- Middle EastForeign Influence
The Muslim Country That Rejected Radical Islam
V24 Exclusive: Emirati activist Amjad Taha about how Islamist extremists exploit Western freedoms to spread radicalism.
Adam Starzynski
- The WestMiddle East
Is the Future Superhuman?
V24 Exclusive: As AI races beyond human intelligence, Dr. Eli David explores how this breakthrough will redefine everything. Are we ready to shape a superhuman future, or will it shape us?
Alexandra Tompson
- AfricaCulture Wars
Too White to Work
A controversial amendment to South Africa’s employment laws enforces strict racial quotas, sidelining qualified white professionals in favor of demographic targets.
Heike Claudia du Toit
