Visegrad Four

Recent remarks and actions by President Donald Trump regarding Ukraine and Russia reveal that Europe can no longer depend on American support. At our most vulnerable hour since World War II, it is imperative that the EU redouble its military efforts.

As Trump sidelines allies and cozies up to Putin, Europe is waking up. From bold calls for a common army to threats of cutting off Hungary’s cash, the EU is scrambling to lead where America won’t. Is this the moment Europe finally grows up?

By mid-2023, Sudan had become one of the most dangerous places on earth. In a story fit for Hollywood, Charmine Hedding tells how her Shai Fund organisation evacuated Christians under fire, what happened next, and how the World can reach out.

With leaders in the Arab world scrambling for viable solutions, one truth remains clear: the peace of Israel and the dignity of the Palestinian people depends on ridding Gaza of Hamas forever.

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?

Michael Hout contends that Trump’s blunt rhetoric has jolted Europe out of its postwar comfort zone, exposing its dependency on U.S. defense. Now faced with hard choices, the question is stark: will Europe step up or slide back into strategic denial?

David Grigorian argues that Pashinyan’s failed Washington visit signals a shift. He asks whether the U.S. will finally see through Pashinyan’s Kremlin-crafted charade and hold him accountable for Armenia’s surrender and Russia’s grip?

Ten years ago, 21 Coptic Christians were given a choice by ISIS: renounce their faith or die. They chose the sword. Their sacrifice wasn’t passive - it was a powerful testimony to unwavering faith.

The West needs Armenia to stand against the postmodern nihilism corroding its civilization. Yet, Armenia stands alone on the edge of the abyss. Will Europe and the U.S. wake up before it is too late? Christine Arakelian explains what’s at stake.

A Venezuelan-born analyst makes the case for the U.S. to label Venezuela a state sponsor of terrorism, exposing the regime's ties to criminal gangs and global terror groups. It’s time for action to secure U.S. borders and regional stability.