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 InfluenceIntervention 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 InfluenceCulture WarsWhy 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
The WestForeign InfluenceZohran 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
Foreign InfluenceCulture WarsCan a UN Human Rights Expert Be Above the Law?
As the UN’s Francesca Albanese hides behind claims of immunity, one thing becomes clear: justice means little if it cannot reach the people who speak in its name.Shimron Shapiro
Culture WarsForeign InfluenceTaiwan's Timeless Echo
Taiwan’s power is not in its missiles, but in its memory: it carries the conscience of a civilization the mainland has forgotten. Raghu Kondori
AfricaForeign InfluenceThe Hunger Vote: How Food Crises Decide Elections in Africa
Hunger shapes elections in Ethiopia and South Sudan, your next meal could decide your vote.Pharis Gichanga
- Culture WarsForeign Influence
My Journey from Antisemitism to Zionism
Damir grew up surrounded by antisemitism in Bosnia. This is his story of breaking free from inherited prejudice and discovering why supporting Israel became so personal to him.
Damir Omerbegović
- The WestForeign Influence
Georgia Needs a Genuine Conservative Alternative
With families leaving and wages falling, does Georgia have the leadership it deserves?
Giorgi Labadze
- Foreign InfluenceCulture Wars
Serbia’s Media Isn’t Independent, It’s Weaponized
Who really controls Serbia’s news? The answer exposes a divided media and a democracy at risk.
Stephen Blank
- Foreign InfluenceThe West
Net Zero at Beijing’s Mercy
Europe’s green revolution rests on Chinese rare earths, leaving the continent as dangerously exposed as it once was to Russian gas.
Victoria Meller
- Foreign InfluenceThe West
Venezuela: The First Target of the New Trump Doctrine
Trump’s new Latin America strategy is here: targeting Venezuela, cracking down on cartels, and countering China’s influence, what does it mean for the region?
Erik Suarez
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Corridor of Tension
A single corridor through the South Caucasus has become the unlikely stage for renewed diplomacy. TRIPP promises trade and connection, but centuries of mistrust mean peace will take more than a handshake.
Kyourk Arslanian
- Conflict Zones Foreign Influence
Alaska Summit: A Stage for Illusions, Not Peace
Behind the handshake optics, Putin’s aims remain unchanged, and Ukraine’s fate should not be bargained away in a U.S.–Russia side deal.
Benjamin Reed
- The WestForeign Influence
Defending the Homeland: Poland’s New Battle for Survival
V24 Exclusive: Poland resists the fallout of policies it never agreed to amid Europe’s migration crisis.
Stefan Tompson
- Foreign InfluenceCulture Wars
This Is What Civilizational Decay Looks Like
The Gaza war didn’t break the West, it exposed its collapse: cultural decay, lost identity, and fading courage.
Andrew Fox
- The WestForeign Influence
Germany Offloads Migrants onto Poland’s Borders
Germany, once praised for openness, now dumps migrants at the Polish border - forcing Poland, which opposed quotas, to bear the fallout.
Stefan Tompson
