Speakers’ Corner Cannot Belong to the Men Who Threaten It

Speakers’ Corner Cannot Belong to the Men Who Threaten It

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Speakers’ Corner Cannot Belong to the Men Who Threaten It

V24 Exclusive: Britain fought to establish a place where anyone could speak. It must now defend the people who dare to use it.

Stefan Tompson / 2026-11-10

More than Digital Gold: The Humanitarian Case for Bitcoin

More than Digital Gold: The Humanitarian Case for Bitcoin

Foreign Influence

More than Digital Gold: The Humanitarian Case for Bitcoin

From frozen bank accounts to aid in war zones, Bitcoin’s strongest case may lie beyond its price.

Victoria Meller

Who Speaks for Cape Town’s University?

Who Speaks for Cape Town’s University?

Who Speaks for Cape Town’s University?

At the University of Cape Town, a dispute over academic freedom and minority rights shows why disengagement carries a price.

Lerato Mokoena

The Price of Putting South Africa Last

The Price of Putting South Africa Last

Foreign Influence

The Price of Putting South Africa Last

The ANC has treated American goodwill as expendable. South African workers and exporters are being left to pay the price.

Adam Silberman

What Would Charlie Kirk Do? Why the Right Keeps Losing

What Would Charlie Kirk Do? Why the Right Keeps Losing

What Would Charlie Kirk Do? Why the Right Keeps Losing

Budapest, Belgrade, Israel, Washington. Conservative leaders keep losing. When will they stop blaming everyone else?

Bela Teleki

Trump Lost Congress. Now Comes the Next Fight.

Trump Lost Congress. Now Comes the Next Fight.

Trump Lost Congress. Now Comes the Next Fight.

Living costs and foreign war have bruised the Republicans. A Democratic Congress gives the president a new opponent to rally his supporters against.

Roland-David Sólyom

Can Chavismo Dismantle Itself?

Can Chavismo Dismantle Itself?

Foreign Influence

Can Chavismo Dismantle Itself?

Washington is relying on Chavista leaders to oversee Venezuela’s transition. But genuine reform threatens the very structures that keep them in power.

Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo

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The Hungarian Count Who Returned to His Ancestral Castle as a Tenant

The Hungarian Count Who Returned to His Ancestral Castle as a Tenant

The Hungarian Count Who Returned to His Ancestral Castle as a Tenant

War drove him from Hungary at thirteen. Half a century later, he returned to his ancestral home as a tenant, determined to recover what history had scattered.

Dr Michael O’Sullivan

The Secret 100-Year Plan to Transform the West?

The Secret 100-Year Plan to Transform the West?

Foreign Influence

The Secret 100-Year Plan to Transform the West?

V24 Exclusive: Haras Rafiq exposes what he calls a 100-year Islamist plan to reshape the West from within.

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Not a Single Cent for Islamist Extremists

Not a Single Cent for Islamist Extremists

Foreign Influence

Not a Single Cent for Islamist Extremists

Europe demands accountability from everyone it funds. Why should organisations accused of Islamist links escape scrutiny?

Tomáš Zdechovský

Killing Iran’s Leader Did Not Kill the Regime

Killing Iran’s Leader Did Not Kill the Regime

Killing Iran’s Leader Did Not Kill the Regime

The West treats the Islamic Republic as a pyramid. It is better understood as an onion, with overlapping layers built to preserve the system when its centre is attacked.

Rahgu Kondori

The Fire in Europe's Streets Began in the Middle East

The Fire in Europe's Streets Began in the Middle East

The Fire in Europe's Streets Began in the Middle East

Europe hoped appeasement would buy peace. Is it paying for the next confrontation instead?

Shimon Refaeli

Who Will Lead Israel?

Who Will Lead Israel?

Who Will Lead Israel?

Netanyahu, Bennett, Eisenkot: A Captain-Diplomat, a Major-Tech Entrepreneur, and a Career General.

Shalitha Bandara

Could Canada Break Apart? Alberta’s Vote Hasn't Ended the Debate

Could Canada Break Apart? Alberta’s Vote Hasn't Ended the Debate

Foreign Influence

Could Canada Break Apart? Alberta’s Vote Hasn't Ended the Debate

Alberta’s separatists lost the referendum. But anger over oil, money and Ottawa’s power remains, and Quebec is reopening another front.

Dr. Henry Lyatsky