The West
Can Britain Survive the Next 100 Years?
The debate Britain can no longer avoid.
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The WestCulture WarsWhy He Left France for Poland
Hugo Deux left France for Poland after serving as a French gendarme. In our conversation, he explained why he believes France's experience should serve as a warning to the rest of Europe.Stefan Tompson
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The WestCulture WarsThe Green Trojan Horse
The Green Party may no longer be about the environment. It may be about Britain's political future.Stefan Tompson
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The WestCulture WarsIs Belfast Europe's Tipping Point?
Europe's political landscape is being transformed by mass immigration, declining trust in traditional parties and growing battles over free speech. Belfast may be the clearest warning yet.Alexander Francis Shaw
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Foreign InfluenceThe WestThe Untouchable Ally
How a tiny Gulf monarchy used money, lobbying and strategic leverage to become immune from Western criticism.Alexander Francis Shaw
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The WestCulture WarsWho Are "The British People"?
Britain cannot solve its migration crisis until it answers a more fundamental question: who are "the British people"?Adam Starzynski
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The WestCulture WarsBritain's Security Debate Has Changed
I expected to spend two hours discussing terrorism. Instead, one of Britain's best-known counter-extremism experts argued that the real battle has already moved into politics.Stefan Tompson
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The WestCulture WarsThe Ideology We Refuse to Name
From France's Interior Ministry to the legacy of the Rushdie fatwa, this investigation examines how governments and institutions have approached political Islam over the past three decades.Stefan Tompson
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The WestConflict ZonesEurope Found Its Spine on One Border. It Has Two.
The European Union proved this summer that it can act decisively to defend a border. The question is why it only chose one.Benjamin Reed
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Culture WarsThe WestHungary's First 80 Days Under Péter Magyar
Hungary voted to dismantle the Orbán system. A few weeks later, constitutional upheaval, media pressure and political raids are raising fears that power has merely changed hands.Bela Teleki
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The WestCulture WarsWhy Do Islamists Want This Politician Dead?
Death threats. Fatwas. Twenty-five years under armed guard. Geert Wilders believes too many politicians still refuse to confront the issues that put him there.Stefan Tompson
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The WestCulture WarsHe Went From Communist Prison to Prime Minister
Imprisoned by Yugoslavia's communist regime before leading Slovenia four times as Prime Minister, Janez Janša argues that history returns in new forms.Adam Starzynski
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Foreign InfluenceThe WestMeet the Al Jazeera Journalist Stirring Up Hate From Washington
She lives in the American capital. Her salary comes from the Qatari state. Her broadcasts tell 430 million households that America is a captured power and that Israel’s parliament debates the right to rape. Meet Redi Tlhabi.Arthur Mercer
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The WestCulture WarsWhat the Streets Revealed
The last three years produced two protest movements, and two radically different visions of civilization.Damir Omerbegović
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The WestForeign InfluenceA Deal That Saves Tehran Will Cost Europe
Peace for Washington could become a security nightmare for Europe.Ardavan M. Khoshnood
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The WestCulture WarsIf Hungary Falls
Why Hungary's migration model matters to Europe.Kristijan Janković
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The WestCulture WarsThe Genocidal Rape of Britain
Keir Starmer is stepping down. The UK is already there.David Volodzko
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The WestCulture WarsElon Musk vs. the Politics of Envy
The battle between wealth creation and wealth redistribution has found its ultimate symbol.Shalitha Bandara
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The WestForeign InfluenceEurope Must Rearm And Stop Funding Waste
The age of complacency is over, Europe must rearm or accept decline.Tomáš Zdechovský
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The WestCulture WarsThe Right to Remain European
A retired U.S. Army officer argues that Europe's future depends on preserving its cultural inheritance.Kristijan Janković
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Foreign InfluenceThe WestArmenia’s Election Was Stolen on Schedule. The West Is Calling It Clean.
Western observers certified the vote, but allegations of intimidation, electoral manipulation, and political bias continue to cast a shadow over Armenia's future.David A. Grigorian
