Middle East
Israel's Impossible Startup Story
V24 speaks with Shai Reznik, Israeli tech innovator and founder of HiRez.io. about how Israel’s tech sector continues to thrive amid challenges, driving progress and resilience.
Adam Starzynski
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Middle EastForeign InfluenceWhy 30 Countries Banned This Media
An exposé on how Qatar uses state-funded media and PR to mask extremism, manipulate narratives, and influence global opinion, all while avoiding accountability.Heike Claudia du Toit
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IsraelMiddle EastUnpacking Israel
How do myths about Israel persist in Western discourse, and how can they be debunked? David Brog offers a powerful rebuttal to common misconceptions.Alexandra Audrey Tompson
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Middle EastIranWhy Ethnic Federalism Is a Bad Idea for Iran
Some Western policymakers call it “federalism.” But carving up Iran by ethnicity won’t bring democracy. It will bring militias, meddling, and mayhem. In this searing warning, Dr. Aidin Panahi argues that unity is not Iran’s problem but its greatest strength.Dr. Aidin Panahi
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Culture WarsMiddle EastWomen's Rights in Iran and the Hypocrisy of the Progressive Left
The anti-West stance of progressive liberals has not only failed to champion gender equality, but legitimised Iran's oppression of women. Jemima Shelley describes this most toxic of ideological romances.Jemima Shelley
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Conflict ZonesMiddle EastAl-Julani’s Ethnic Cleansing
Just months after Bashar al-Assad's flight, Syrian Alawites and Christians are facing furious sectarian violence. In this Visegrád 24 exclusive, David Atherton relays the story of a Christian woman who has already seen her community devastated.David Atherton
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Middle EastWomen's RightsThe Plight of Christian Women in the Middle East
The systemic persecution of Christian women in the Middle East underscores a harrowing reality that their suffering is not just the collateral damage in a war of ideologies but a targeted assault on the very essence of pluralism. It's time the West acknowledged the plight of the Dhimmi in its own battle for freedom and dignity.Mariam Wahba
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- The WestUK Politics
The 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. In this Visegrád24 exclusive, Robin Tilbrook, Leader of the English Democrats, explains his call to arms.
Alexander Shaw
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- The West
Breaking the Chains of Bureaucracy: Rafał Brzoska’s Fight for a Freer Europe
In this Visegrád24 exclusive one of Poland’s first billionaires, Rafał Brzoska, tells of his bold vision to level up Poland's economy and prevent a brain drain.
Alexander Shaw
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- Culture WarsThe West
Poland Holds Out Against the EU Migration Pact
The V24 team travelled to Brussels to investigate a proposed EU migration pact. Now, Polish Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak holds firm against the scheme stating: "Poland took in one million refugees from Ukraine during the war".
Adam Starzynski
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- The WestSanctions
Tariffs and Sanctions are the Long-Term Solution for Latin America
In a bold move to tackle the escalating migrant crisis, the Trump administration is wielding tariffs and sanctions against authoritarian regimes in Latin America. Raised in Fidel Castro's Cuba, Gabriela Blanco welcomes this promise to confront failed socialist policies head-on while prioritising American interests.
Gabriela Blanco
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- The WestCulture Wars
Restoring Trust
Britain's National Trust conserves and restores historic gardens and houses, offering the public an escape from modern life into the story of their nation. In this call to action, Cornelia van der Poll warns that the charity is becoming ensnared in contemporary socio-political narratives, betraying its own mission and marginalising the volunteers and enthusiasts who lovingly maintain Britain's historical treasures.
Cornelia van der Poll
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- The WestSweden
The Klaman Family's Tragedy: How Poland Betrayed Its Own Citizens
Poland has effectively endorsed the kidnapping of children by a foreign government. The harrowing plight of the Klaman family reveals a failure of both Swedish and Polish authorities to protect the most fundamental human rights of their citizens.
Olivier Bault
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- The WestUK PoliticsFree Speech
Is JD Vance right about free speech being under attack in the UK?
In this op-ed, Dr. Frederick Attenborough critiques Sir Keir Starmer's stance on free speech, questioning the UK's commitment to Western values. He highlights the implications of the Online Safety Act and public regulatory bodies, suggesting that Britain may be diverging from America on fundamental freedoms.
Dr. Frederick Attenborough
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- ArgentinaThe West
Cryptogate Shatters Milei's Strategy and Credibility
Argentine President Javier Milei recently celebrated the lowest inflation rate in five years, only to find his reputation in peril after promoting the ill-fated $Libra cryptocurrency. Agustina Sosa explains how a bold new era is spiralling into political catastrophe as Milei's reputation collapses as home and abroad.
Agustina Sosa
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- The WestEuropean Politics
In Defense of the Alternative
Germany's Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has surged to unprecedented popularity, triggering alarm among left-wing pundits who label it a threat to democracy. Yet an unwavering stance on issues from national security to ideological conflict reveal a party which is wrongfully condemned, writes William Barclay.
William Barclay
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- Conflict ZonesThe West
America's Retreat
As America abdicates its power in the face of pressing international crises, William Dick warns of a history of isolationism threatening to resurface. The question looms: will the U.S. reclaim its role on the world stage, or continue to leave allies in peril?
William Dick
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