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The West
To Iran, America Is Still a Paper Tiger
Trump, like past presidents, balks at putting boots on the ground.
Africa
The ANC's Gaslighting
South Africa’s rampant farm attacks, urban violence, and political assassinations follow a pattern no one is allowed to question.
Ava in Africa
Conflict Zones
Middle East
Who Will Lead Gaza Next?
With leaders in the Arab world scrambling for viable solutions, one thing is clear: peace for Israel and dignity for the Palestinian people depend on ridding Gaza of Hamas forever.
Matthew Cookson
The West
In Defense of the Alternative
Germany’s AfD is riding a wave of historic support, sparking panic among left-wing commentators who brand it a threat to democracy.
William Barclay
Africa
Gang Violence in the Western Cape
Shackled to a failing system, the Cape Flats are a testament to police corruption and criminal supremacy in South Africa.
Dr. Joan Swart
Conflict Zones
The West
America's Retreat
As America abdicates its power amid pressing international crises, a history of isolationism threatens to resurface.
William Dick
The West
Conflict Zones
Trump’s Tough Talk on Ukraine Did What Decades of Diplomacy Couldn’t
Trump’s blunt rhetoric has jolted Europe out of its postwar comfort zone, exposing its dependency on U.S. defense. Now faced with hard choices, the question is stark: will Europe step up or slide back into strategic denial?
Michael J. Hout
The West
Culture Wars
Psychiatric Therapy Won’t Heal What Feminism Broke
Modern feminism promised women fulfilment through career success and independence, yet many find themselves disillusioned and exhausted, turning to therapy. Is this the feminist lie?
Hannah Spier, MD
The West
What Is ‘Passport Power’?
Brexit cut UK passport perks but did it boost real power? From tax breaks abroad to unexpected prestige in immigration lines, the truth is far stranger than the doom-mongers predicted.
Alexander Francis Shaw
Foreign Influence
The West
So, Who Really Owns London?
Discover the power, money, and politics behind the property.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Africa
Land Expropriation in South Africa: The Real Story of the Seizures
While South African leaders deny illegal land grabs, farms are being invaded, fences torn down, and farmers forced off their land.
Willem Petzer
Middle East
Trump’s Ultimate Test: Can Iran Be Tamed?
Trump demands Iran reopen the U.S. Embassy and recognize Israel. If refused, targeted strikes may follow. Could this end Iran’s hostility to the West?
Kasra Aarabi , Dr. Saeid Golkar
The West
Munich, Migrants, and the Collapse of National Security in Germany
The Munich attack has reignited debate over Germany’s migration policies, with critics linking violence to unchecked migration. Calls grow for the EU to rethink its approach before more lives are lost.
William Barclay
The West
The Trump Administration’s Missed Opportunities
The Trump Administration’s “America First” approach is alienating Europe and ceding global leadership to rivals like China. With tensions rising, can the U.S. reclaim its role, or is Western power slipping away?
Christine Arakelian
Africa
Foreign Influence
China’s Growing Grip on South Africa
China’s quiet bid for control over South Africa, with Simon’s Town at the center, is growing through debt traps and strategic alliances.
Dr. Joan Swart
The West
Is Tommy Robinson a Political Prisoner?
Tommy Robinson is argued to be a political prisoner punished for exposing grooming gangs, while critics say he broke the law. With Elon Musk backing his legal fight, the battle for justice is on.
William Dick
Middle East
Empowering Iranians, Weakening the Regime
The Islamic Republic in Iran thrives on crisis and repression, making lasting Middle East stability impossible. The only sustainable solution is empowering Iranians to drive change from within.
Andrew Ghalili
Conflict Zones
Foreign Influence
Armenia’s Pro-Russian Dictator in the Making
Pashinyan’s failed Washington visit signals a shift. Will the U.S. finally see through his Kremlin-crafted charade and hold him accountable for Armenia’s surrender and Russia’s grip?
David A. Grigorian
Africa
Why a Zulu Now Supports Orania’s Self-Determination
Once dismissed as a relic of Apartheid, Orania is now seen as a bold pursuit of self-determination. After exploring South Africa’s complex history, readers are urged to rethink Orania’s role in the fight for cultural survival.
Ayanda Sakhile Zulu
The West
The CFPB: The Little Personal Agency
Elizabeth Warren's CFPB didn’t regulate - it destroyed. Posing as a protector of consumers, her crusade crippled businesses and stifled innovation, fueled by her disdain for capitalism. Michael Fertik witnessed it firsthand and shares his story.
Michael Fertik
The West
Britain’s Education Tax
Labour’s private school tax won’t hurt elites - it will crowd state schools, punish the poor, and undermine one of Britain’s last great global assets.
Alexander Francis Shaw
