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Has Britain Lost its Soul?
A British student reflects on Europe’s enduring charm and questions what’s gone wrong at home, from cultural shifts to Glastonbury’s controversial moment.
Oscar English
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The WestConflict ZonesIs the Next Patriot Act Coming via an Iranian Cyberattack Panic?
An alleged Iranian cyberattack isn’t just a security threat, it’s being used to justify expanded government surveillance and invasive digital ID systems. Nicholas DeSimone argues that fear-mongering over Iran’s limited cyber capabilities risks repeating the Patriot Act’s dangerous erosion of civil liberties.Nicholas DeSimone
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The WestFollow Andrew Jackson’s Example: Kill the Debt, Monetize the Patrimony
Entrepreneur and venture capitalist Michael Fertik urges America to stop the budget deadlock and unlock billions by leasing vast federal lands and assets, turning hidden treasure into a powerful weapon against the $36 trillion debt.Michael Fertik
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The WestCulture WarsI Grew Up in Cuba: America’s Campus Censorship Rings Alarm Bells
Gabriela Blanco, raised under Cuba’s authoritarian rule, sees chilling similarities between the censorship she faced and the limits on free speech growing on American campuses. As governments and universities tighten control, she challenges Americans: Will you defend your freedoms or wait for others to do it?Gabriela Blanco
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Culture WarsThe WestTaking Back the Streets: A New Fight for Women’s Safety in Britain
V24 Exclusive: Across the UK, young women are breaking the silence on rising harassment and fear. Leading the charge is the Women’s Safety Initiative, founded by Jess Gill, which is pushing for bold reforms, from mandatory CCTV in taxis to a national platform for survivors' voices. Gill shares how lived experience and growing determination are turning pain into action, and sparking a vital movement to reclaim safety in Britain.Heike Claudia du Toit
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The WestCulture WarsKoran 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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AfricaThe WestBacking Morocco: A Strategic Reset for Britain in Africa
From a discreet source close to Morocco’s diplomatic circles comes an exclusive account of the UK’s strategic pivot in Western Sahara, one that threatens to isolate Algeria and heralds significant opportunities for defense partnerships and trade.Anonymous
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Has 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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God, 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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You Blame Erdoğan for Killing Democracy? Blame Atatürk Too
Think Erdoğan broke Turkey’s democracy? Think again. In this oped, Damir argues how the roots of authoritarianism in Turkey run deep from Atatürk’s iron grip to Erdoğan’s reign, and why the country’s political future is tied to a legacy few dare to question.
Damir Omerbegović
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The Deadly Lie Behind ‘Free Palestine’
A deadly attack in Washington reveals a harsh reality: the “Free Palestine” movement isn’t just about human rights. It’s become a dangerous ideology fueling rising antisemitism and threatening the very foundation of Western civilization. Find out why this isn’t just another protest, but a ticking societal time bomb.
Dan Feferman
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Why 49 Afrikaners Sparked a Global Race Debate
A small group of white Afrikaners granted refugee status in the U.S. has ignited global outrage, shining a harsh spotlight on South Africa’s post-apartheid contradictions. This op-ed dives into the uncomfortable truths behind the headlines.
Erik Schrama
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My 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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