Alexander Francis Shaw
Alexander Francis Shaw is a scriptwriter and presenter for Visegrád24, a former aide-de-camp to Nigel Farage, and a yachtsman based on the Scottish West Coast.
Alexander Francis Shaw is a scriptwriter and presenter for Visegrád24, a former aide-de-camp to Nigel Farage, and a yachtsman based on the Scottish West Coast.
Alexander Francis Shaw
Can Libya Build an Economy Beyond Oil?
Libya wants to reduce its dependence on oil. Getting factories into production will test how much is changing.
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The WestForeign Influence"Remigration Should Not Be Taboo” French MEP Says
Nicolas Bay told Visegrad24 that Europe must confront Islamist networks, stop foreign funding for monumental mosques and remove migrants who have no legal right to remain.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestCulture WarsThe West is Sleeping Through a Revolution
The Muslim Brotherhood does not need to seize the West by force. It has learned to influence its institutions from within.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestCulture WarsIs Belfast Europe's Tipping Point?
Europe's political landscape is being transformed by mass immigration, declining trust in traditional parties and growing battles over free speech. Belfast may be the clearest warning yet.Alexander Francis Shaw
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Foreign InfluenceThe WestThe Untouchable Ally
How a tiny Gulf monarchy used money, lobbying and strategic leverage to become immune from Western criticism.Alexander Francis Shaw
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AfricaConflict ZonesSudan’s Brotherhood in Khaki
Sudan’s war isn’t just a clash of generals. It’s a Brotherhood-backed counter-revolution hiding under the national flag.Alexander Francis Shaw
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AfricaForeign InfluenceThe Gold Laundromat Across the Nile
Sudan’s war-forged gold is leaving the country by the ton, turned into clean bars and profits abroad.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestForeign InfluenceHow A Replica Russian Warship Exposed UK Border Chaos
A single activist’s email exposed chaos in UK ports, highlighting how foreign lobbying can influence British border policy and national security.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestThe Quiet War on England’s Daughters
In the wake of the ‘grooming' scandal, England is coming to terms with a social and legal hegemony unknown since the time of Cromwell. Robin Tilbrook, Leader of the English Democrats, explains his call to arms.Alexander Francis Shaw
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Culture WarsLet Them Eat Steak
How does the conflict between free markets and central planners manifest in the ideological divide between meat eating and plant-based lifestyles?Alexander Francis Shaw
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Culture WarsMiddle EastWar and Fashion
The lesson hasn't been learned: glamour can mask tyranny, allowing dictators and their consorts to exploit the Western media's adoration.Alexander Francis Shaw
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Culture WarsThe WestWhy Britain Can’t Fix its Migrant Crisis
As migrant hotels fill up and border policies fail, can public frustration turn the tide?Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestBreaking the Chains of Bureaucracy: Rafał Brzoska’s Fight for a Freer Europe
V24 Exclusive: One of Poland’s first billionaires tells of his bold vision to level up Poland's economy and prevent a brain drain.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestWhat 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
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The WestBritain’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
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The WestCulture WarsCan Britain Bring Back the Death Penalty?
Calls to bring back the death penalty in the UK will reignite tensions over national sovereignty and European influence. Can Britain defy the ECHR and reclaim control over its legislation?Alexander Francis Shaw
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Conflict ZonesBritain’s Ukrainian Dilemma
Starmer’s Ukraine pledge isn’t just diplomacy — it’s a gamble on Britain’s identity. With Trump rising and Farage in the wings, who really speaks for the nation? And who decides what a nation even is?Alexander Francis Shaw
