The West
Southern Africa’s Quiet Turn Westward
Why the next generation is ditching old Cold War allegiances for economic opportunity with the West.
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The WestCulture WarsSpain Let Her Be Raped. Then It Killed Her.
Raped, broken, and sentenced to die. But why?David Volodzko
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Culture WarsThe WestSpain Euthanized a 25 Year Old. This Crisis Is Just Getting Started.
Western governments promised strict limits on euthanasia. The evidence now suggests those limits are eroding.Kyle Moran
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The WestMiddle EastBeyond the Ayatollahs: How a Secular Iran Could Shift Global Power
Iran on the brink: Could Prince Reza Pahlavi’s secular vision end decades of proxy wars and reshape Middle East power?Raghu Kondori
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Middle EastThe WestEurope’s Iran Moment
Iran is cracking from within. Europe must decide whether to shape what comes next.Saeed Ghasseminejad, Navid Mohebbi
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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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Middle EastThe WestSarajevo’s Islamist Drift: A Growing Concern
Social media, institutions, and even religious leaders are signaling support for Tehran’s regime, right on Europe’s doorstep.Damir Omerbegović
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The WestMiddle EastThe End of Globalism, the Rise of Cosmopolitan Regionalism?
A reflection on the collapse of post–Cold War globalism and the emergence of a more selective international order.Dre Lapiello
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The WestCulture WarsThe Individual vs. the Tribe
Why multiculturalism without assimilation fails freedom.Dr. Henry Lyatsky
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Culture WarsThe WestHate Borders? Then Tear Down Your Wall
Celebrities preach open borders while hiding behind gates. Here’s why their slogans don’t match reality.Shalitha Bandara
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The WestV24 ExclusiveHe Paid a Smuggler in 2015. This Is What Happened.
V24 Exclusive: Syrian refugee recounts his perilous 2015 journey to Europe via smugglers, and what it reveals about the migration crisis.Stefan Tompson
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The WestCulture WarsHungary’s 2026 Choice: The State or the Citizen
April 12 could decide: a Hungary where people lead or a Hungary where the state rules everything.Bela Teleki
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The WestPortugal’s Pre-Crime Crackdown
Portugal is just the latest European state to treat criticism of Islam as a predictor of violence, a creeping pre-crime logic spreading across the continent.João Pereira dos Santos
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Culture WarsThe WestOrban’s Hungary: The Last Dance of Power?
Family policy, sovereignty, and defiance of Brussels made Orbán a conservative icon. Corruption, stagnation, and voter fatigue may undo him.Roland-David Sólyom
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The WestEurope Has Freedom of Information. It Just Won’t Share the Data
FOI laws exist across the EU, so why won’t EU governments show the numbers?Umar Rathore
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The WestCulture WarsThe Quiet Capture of the British State
How Birmingham reveals Britain’s drift from neutrality: when public institutions favor some communities over others.Steve English
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Middle EastThe WestThe Mossadegh Myth: How the Left Dodges Iran’s Lessons
How leftist myth-making obscures the real causes of Iran’s 1979 revolution.Shalitha Bandara
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Middle EastThe WestIran Is Killing Protesters. Europe Is Issuing Statements.
The EU has the tools to impose real costs on the IRGC’s repression and its operations in Europe. What’s missing is action.Dr. Aidin Panahi, Saeed Ghasseminejad
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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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The WestForeign InfluenceThe US Eyes Cuba Amid Regional Shifts in Latin America
After Venezuela, Washington may be setting its sights on Cuba, just 90 miles from US shores.Erik Suarez
