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Foreign Influence
At the Heart of the Indian Ocean: Why Diego Garcia Matters
A small island with massive influence over global trade, military strategy, and regional power.
Middle East
Conflict Zones
Iran’s Triple Threat: Drought, Debt, and Discontent
From drought to economic meltdown, Iran faces converging crises in 2025. Citizens increasingly see regime change as the only solution.
Raghu Kondori
Africa
Culture Wars
How Cancel Culture is Silencing South African Artists
How cancel culture is destroying South Africa’s music scene, and why saying the ‘wrong’ thing online can ruin a career overnight.
Thabelo Mahangani
28 Points for the Funeral of a Sovereign Ukraine
Ukraine’s sovereignty is already compromised, and the greatest threat may be Europe’s failure to act effectively.
Roland-David Sólyom
Africa
American Diplomacy, Moroccan Vision: 250 Years of Partnership
Historic UN breakthrough: Morocco’s Sahara plan wins global backing. Here’s what it means for peace and U.S. diplomacy.
Youssef Amrani
Africa
Conflict Zones
Can Trump’s Rapid-Fire Diplomacy Bring Peace to Sudan?
Sudan is collapsing. Trump says he can stop it. Here’s what you’re not being told.
Moataz Khalil
Conflict Zones
The West
The Peace of Exhaustion
A leaked US-brokered peace framework reveals the harsh new geometry of power: Ukraine is exhausted, Europe is fragmented, and Russia’s war machine is grinding forward.
Dre Lapiello
The West
Foreign Influence
Britain’s Barrier to Quitting the ECHR
The ECHR is blocking Britain from controlling its borders, and voters don’t even know it.
Torquil Dick-Erikson
Conflict Zones
Foreign Influence
Intervention in Venezuela Is Inevitable
A sober assessment of the refugee emergency, the criminal takeover of Venezuelan institutions, and the collapse of diplomatic channels, arguing that intervention has shifted from possibility to necessity.
Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo
Foreign Influence
Culture Wars
Why Taiwan’s 2028 Election is a Western Policy Crisis
The next Taiwan election could decide more than politics, it could redefine the island’s freedom. Discover how Beijing’s narrative warfare is shaping 2028.
Raghu Kondori
Africa
Beyond Baba: The Future of Kenyan Politics
Raila Odinga was more than a politician; he was a movement. His passing forces Kenya to confront a crucial question: will politics follow personality or principle?
Pharis Gichanga
The West
Culture Wars
The Newsfeed of 2 Billion People Telling a Different Truth
Diaspora communities across Europe aren’t watching Western news, they’re consuming state propaganda. Here’s why it matters.
Dre Lapiello
Conflict Zones
Venezuela’s Chavismo: How a Party Became the State
Chavismo’s rise, structure, and survival as Venezuela’s entrenched one-party authoritarian regime.
Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo
Culture Wars
The West
Leicester University’s Secret Guidance Is Putting Women’s Rights at Risk
Leicester University quietly rewrote its trans-inclusion guidance after legal challenges, yet continues to push it across major UK museums.
Alexandra Tompson
Conflict Zones
Africa
The Forgotten Hostage
Two young Tanzanian students were murdered (one of whom was held hostage) by Hamas, yet African leaders and human rights activists stayed silent. This is the story of forgotten lives.
Thabelo Mahangani
The West
Foreign Influence
Zohran Mamdani: When Socialism Comes to America
How New York’s new mayor embodies an international left that condemns the West while ignoring its adversaries.
Benjamin Reed
The West
Culture Wars
Why Israel Matters: Questions for a Zionist
David Brog, leading American Zionist, tackles nationalism, the left’s stance on Israel, Jewish-Christian solidarity, Gaza, and why Israel’s survival matters to America.
Adam Starzynski
Culture Wars
The West
Closing the Trust Gap in Britain
V24 Exclusive: Tommy Robinson sits down with Stefan Tompson to discuss why he believes the UK is on the brink of a cultural and political upheaval.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Middle East
Conflict Zones
When Food Arrives, But Hunger Persists
V24 Exclusive: Convoys make it through but the most vulnerable still go hungry. Here’s why.
Adam Starzynski
Culture Wars
The Scottish Korean: Why He Wears Bacon to Fight Radicalism
V24 Exclusive: We sat down with Ryan Williams, the cellist who made headlines wearing bacon on a t-shirt.
Heike Claudia Petzer
Africa
Conflict Zones
The Genocide the Media Won’t Name
Bill Maher said what the media won’t: A genocide of Christians is unfolding in Africa while Qatar’s propaganda machine works overtime to hide it.
Dr. Charles Jacobs
