Culture Wars
Koran Burning Conviction in the UK: Is Blasphemy Law Sneaking Back?
Kurdish-Armenian refugee has been convicted for burning the Quran in London protest — a ruling that risks reintroducing blasphemy laws by the back door and threatens free speech in the UK. Discover the legal battle redefining the limits of religious criticism and hate crime.
Dr. Frederick Attenborough
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The WestCulture WarsHas France Just Outlawed Populism?
Marine Le Pen has been sentenced not just in a courtroom but in the court of ideology. In his latest op-ed, William asks: is this justice, or a political purge?William Barclay
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Culture WarsThe WestGod, Nation, Family: The Cure for a Dying Civilization
Radical progressivism promised liberation but delivered fragmentation. In this explosive interview, Israeli philosopher Gadi Taub explains how identity politics, performative solidarity, and the cult of the self are driving the West toward collapse. Can a civilization without God, nation, or family survive?Stefan Tompson
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AfricaCulture WarsCould Starlink Crack South Africa’s Race Laws from the Inside?
30 years of race-based law may have been shattered. The potential Starlink exemption could be the legal glitch that topples BEE from the inside out.Willem Petzer
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Middle EastCulture WarsThe Apostate Prophet: Why He Left Islam
Leaving Islam isn’t just a theological decision, it can be a death sentence. Ridvan Aydemir left anyway, and now he’s on a mission to expose the doctrines he once believed, from antisemitism to calls for a global caliphate.Stefan Tompson
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Conflict ZonesCulture WarsThe Left’s Dangerous Love Affair with the Palestinian Cause
Why has the modern Left embraced Islamist groups like Hamas? This op-ed exposes the Cold War roots of the Left’s stubborn obsession with Palestine - revealing how Soviet propaganda, Marxist ideology, and post-colonial guilt forged a bizarre alliance that still distorts Western thinking today.Damir Omerbegović
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Culture WarsThe WestMy Brief Touch With Cancel Culture
Dr R. M. Francis, British author and university lecturer, reveals the hidden tactics of cancel culture, from whisper campaigns to direct threats, and shares his personal ordeal facing accusations that nearly derailed his book event.Dr R. M. Francis
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From Icon to Outcast: Rosie Kay’s Battle for Creative Liberty
From acclaimed choreographer to cultural outcast, Rosie Kay’s career took a dramatic turn after her gender-critical views led to her resignation from her own company. In this exclusive interview, Rosie shares her journey of resilience, the pressure on artists to conform, and how her initiative, Freedom in the Arts, is helping others navigate ideological challenges in the arts.
Heike Claudia du Toit/Rosie Kay
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Those Newly Brave Universities
As American universities succumb to left-wing ideological monoculture, even tenured professors whisper their dissent in fear. This hard-hitting op-ed exposes the failure of university leadership to defend intellectual diversity, and argues why federal intervention, however regrettable, has become necessary.
Michael Fertik
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The Gender Equality Experiment: The Cost of Feminist Policy in Norway
Norway’s once-celebrated gender equality policies have turned into a cautionary tale. What started as a progressive dream has sparked a mental health crisis, widened gender divides, and left young men disillusioned. With rising backlash against quotas and state-driven feminism, Norway is now reckoning with the unexpected cost of its social experiment.
Hannah Spier, MD
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From Pots to Protest: My Personal Battle Against Censorship
Claudia Clare, a renowned ceramicist known for her powerful pottery depicting women escaping the sex trade, was dropped from a university art event after organisers discovered her gender-critical views. In this piece, she shares why she took legal action and what compelled her to defend her right to free expression.
Claudia Clare
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Silenced for Her Beliefs, The Poet Who Took a Stand
V24 Exclusive: 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 and the growing purge of dissenting voices in the arts. Unmissable, unapologetic, and urgent.
Alexandra Tompson/Sibyl Ruth
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The Arts Under Siege: How Speaking Out Can Ruin Your Career
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 Tompson
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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.” It’s not solidarity, it’s a buyout scheme. Brussels calls it flexible. Critics call it extortion.
Alexandra Tompson
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V24 Exclusive: The Cruelty of Dog Meat Markets
Through firsthand accounts, vivid depictions of cruelty, and urgent warnings about public health, Bob Vinh Hung presents a compelling case for replacing Southeast Asia’s dog meat trade with compassion and reform.
Heike Claudia du Toit/The Cancelled Traveller
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This Is a Good Mother
A hard-hitting exploration of how modern culture reframed motherhood around women’s self-fulfillment, at the expense of children's emotional health. Drawing on clinical experience and landmark psychological research, Hannah challenges the taboo against holding mothers to objective standards.
Hannah Spier, MD
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All Eyes on The Vatican
As the Catholic Church faces a historic transition after Pope Francis's death, the world turns its eyes to the Vatican, where cardinals will soon gather in a secret conclave to elect his successor. Will they choose a pope to continue Francis's progressive legacy or opt for a more traditional leader? The decision will shape the future of the world’s largest religious institution.
Heike Claudia du Toit
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