The West

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

V24 Exclusive: Canceled for tweeting that a five o’clock shadow and a dress don’t make someone a woman, Poet Sibyl Ruth reveals the inside story of her legal battle and the growing purge of dissenting voices in the arts. Unmissable, unapologetic, and urgent.

Under the new Migration Pact, countries that refuse to take in migrants must pay €20,000 per person — a one-off fee for saying “no thanks.” It’s not solidarity, it’s a buyout scheme. Brussels calls it flexible. Critics call it extortion.

Western schools are becoming battlegrounds for radical ideologies, with political activism creeping into classrooms and shaping young minds. It's a war for the next generation, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

In a bold op-ed, William Barclay explores how Canada’s well-intentioned embrace of liberal pluralism has enabled the spread of radical ideologies that now threaten the very freedoms the nation was built upon. From rising antisemitism to extremist infiltration, this piece confronts the unsettling consequences of unchecked tolerance.

While most car imports just got slapped with a 25% tariff, one market is speeding ahead untouched. Curt Hopkins reveals why classic cars are now seen as the ultimate recession-proof, tariff-free asset.