Conflict Zones
Why I Fled Iran After Leading Pro-Shah Protests
A young Iranian activist recounts the underground protests, brutal crackdowns, and final escape that forced him into exile after openly supporting the return of the Shah.
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The WestConflict ZonesTo Iran, America Is Still a Paper Tiger
Trump, like past presidents, balks at putting boots on the ground.Lawrence Solomon
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Middle EastConflict ZonesPahlavi Is Iran’s Man: The “Fractured Opposition” Excuse Is Dead
The leadership question in Iran is already answered.Martin van Staden
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AfricaConflict ZonesWhat Does Chemical Weapons Use Mean for Sudan?
A new and deeply concerning threshold may have been crossed in Sudan’s ongoing war.Adam Starzynski
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Middle EastConflict ZonesIran: The World’s Most Dangerous Chokepoint State
The Strait of Hormuz may be small but its impact on global power is enormous.Raghu Kondori
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Middle EastConflict ZonesThe Viral Bridge Story: What Steve Sweeney Didn’t Tell You
A viral post claimed Israel tried to assassinate a journalist. The record shows warnings, Hezbollah territory, and the journalist’s own tweets tell a very different story.Tim Flack
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Conflict ZonesThe WestThe Strait That Broke the World's Oil Clock
Inside the Strait of Hormuz crisis reshaping oil markets, war strategy, and the risk of a worldwide recession.Dre Lapiello
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Conflict ZonesForeign InfluenceU.S. Eyes Polisario as Security Threat Amid Iran Tensions
Congress is rethinking the Western Sahara conflict: is the Polisario Front more than a political movement?Youssef Jajili
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Middle EastConflict ZonesThe Islamic Republic Won’t Reform. Reza Pahlavi Can Replace It.
Explore the plan, the protests, and what victory could really look like.Kyle Moran
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Conflict ZonesMiddle EastThe Beginning of the End for Iran’s Regime?
The war in Iran has entered a new phase.Niyak Ghorbani
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Conflict ZonesForeign InfluenceThe Quiet Machinery of American Foreign Policy
From Iran to Ukraine, see how quiet, decades-long strategies shape global conflicts beyond the headlines and U.S. election noise.Benjamin Reed
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Foreign InfluenceConflict ZonesAt the Heart of the Indian Ocean: Why Diego Garcia Matters
A small island with massive influence over global trade, military strategy, and regional power.Raghu Kondori
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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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Conflict ZonesV24 ExclusiveCrown Prince Reza Pahlavi Calls on the West to Stand with His People
V24 Exclusive: We sat down with Reza Pahlavi to discuss Iran’s massacre, the resistance, and what the West must do to support freedom.Stefan Tompson
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AfricaConflict ZonesThe Army That Declared War on Its Own Nation
Recognised as a government. Acting like a militia. Punishing its own people.Adam Starzynski
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Foreign InfluenceConflict ZonesArmenia’s Memory at Risk
How shifting diplomacy under Nikol Pashinyan is reshaping the genocide question and Armenia’s international standing.Kyourk Arslanian
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The WestConflict ZonesAl Jazeera: Europe’s Next Soft Power Threat
State-funded media can be a weapon. Europe banned Russian propaganda, why let Al Jazeera spread Islamist narratives unchecked?Charlie Weimers
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The WestConflict ZonesBeyond the Noise: Europe’s Hard Choices for 2026
Institutionalist, Autonomist, Sovereigntist: Europe faces three paths in a changing global order.Dre Lapiello
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Middle EastConflict ZonesIran’s Digital Blackouts as State Violence
Silencing a nation online is the fastest way to make violence invisible.Raghu Kondori
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AfricaConflict ZonesWhy Are Millions Still Fleeing the Horn of Africa?
In a region wracked by war, drought, and economic collapse, millions are left in limbo.Pharis Gichanga
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Foreign InfluenceConflict ZonesThe Erdoğan Paradox: Ally or Adversary?
Turkey is indispensable to the West but under Erdoğan, its strategic value comes with growing risk and uncertainty.Dre Lapiello
