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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.
The West
Culture Wars
The Gender Equality Experiment: The Cost of Feminist Policy in Norway
Norway’s gender equality policies, once praised, have sparked a mental health crisis, deepened gender divides, and left young men disillusioned.
Hannah Spier, MD
Culture Wars
The West
From Pots to Protest: My Personal Battle Against Censorship
Ceramicist Claudia Clare was dropped from a university art event over her gender-critical views. She explains why she took legal action to defend her right to free expression.
Claudia Clare
Culture Wars
The West
Silenced for Her Beliefs, The Poet Who Took a Stand
Canceled for tweeting that a five o’clock shadow and a dress don’t make someone a woman, Poet Sibyl Ruth reveals the inside story of her legal battle.
Alexandra Edwardes, Sibyl Ruth
Culture Wars
The Arts Under Siege
Think you can speak your mind in the arts? Think again. Discover how voicing the 'wrong' opinion on issues like gender, race, and politics is becoming career suicide for artists today.
Alexandra Edwardes
Foreign Influence
Are Western Universities Selling Out for Oil Money?
Qatar's billions are flooding Western universities, but what's the real price of this ‘generosity’? Discover the hidden agenda behind the cash.
Stefan Tompson
Middle East
Two Armies, One People and No Security
Written by an anonymous insider, this piece reveals how the IRGC’s dominance impacts the lives of everyday Iranians and why military might may no longer be the answer to the country’s deepest crisis.
Anonymous
Middle East
Will Iran’s Regime Survive 2026?
Once a symbol of progress, Iran has spent over four decades under a brutal theocracy led by the Ayatollahs and enforced by the IRGC.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Culture Wars
The West
Another EU Misstep: The Migration Pact
Under the new Migration Pact, countries that refuse to take in migrants must pay €20,000 per person — a one-off fee for saying “no thanks.”
Alexandra Edwardes
Middle East
Conflict Zones
A Muslim Soldier in Israel’s Army
V24 Exclusive: Can a Muslim fight for the Jewish state? Yahya Mahamid does and he’s not apologizing.
Adam Starzynski
Foreign Influence
The West
The Child Soldiers of the West
Western schools are becoming battlegrounds for radical ideologies, with political activism creeping into classrooms and shaping young minds. It's a war for the next generation, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Alexandra Edwardes
Culture Wars
The Cruelty of Dog Meat Markets
A compelling case for replacing Southeast Asia’s dog meat trade with compassion and reform.
Heike Claudia Petzer, The Cancelled Traveller
Culture Wars
This Is a Good Mother
A hard-hitting look at how modern culture shifted motherhood toward women’s self-fulfilment, often harming children’s emotional health.
Hannah Spier, MD
Conflict Zones
How North Korea Fuels Putin’s War Machine
Over half of Russia’s artillery shells now come from North Korea and Iran, fueling Moscow’s war effort on a growing scale.
Tomáš Zdechovský
The West
The Cost of Canada's Liberal Naïveté
Canada’s embrace of liberal pluralism has allowed radical ideologies to spread, threatening the freedoms the nation was built on.
William Barclay
The West
Why Classic Cars Are Winning
While most car imports just got slapped with a 25% tariff, one market is speeding ahead untouched.
Curt Hopkins
Middle East
Conflict Zones
We Went To Palestine
V24 went inside Ramallah, a city where luxury meets struggle, and resilience thrives amidst uncertainty. Explore the heart of the West Bank, where art, defiance, and hope collide with occupation and division.
Stefan Tompson
Culture Wars
All Eyes on The Vatican
Following Pope Francis’s death, the Vatican prepares for a secret conclave to elect his successor. The choice between continuing Francis’s progressive legacy or returning to tradition will shape the future of the Catholic Church.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Culture Wars
The West
What Does It Mean to Be British Anymore?
Britain’s multicultural experiment, intended to unite, has instead deepened divisions. The UK faces a crisis of identity and must rediscover a shared national vision before it’s too late.
Andrew Fox
Africa
Conflict Zones
Beheadings and Beach Resorts
Christians in northern Mozambique face violent persecution at the hands of Islamist militants. At the same time, just a few kilometers away, tourists enjoy luxury holidays on pristine beaches, unaware of the suffering unfolding outside their resorts.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Culture Wars
What the Cross Still Says to a Wounded World
In a world of suffering and brokenness, the Passion of Christ is a lived reality of ultimate sacrifice. Jesus endures pain and death with us, offering a powerful message of love, hope, and redemption in our darkest moments.
Alexandra Edwardes
