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At the Heart of the Indian Ocean: Why Diego Garcia Matters
Foreign Influence

At the Heart of the Indian Ocean: Why Diego Garcia Matters

A small island with massive influence over global trade, military strategy, and regional power.

The Beginning of the End for Iran’s Regime?
Conflict Zones
Middle East

The Beginning of the End for Iran’s Regime?

The war in Iran has entered a new phase.

Niyak Ghorbani

The Quiet Machinery of American Foreign Policy
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Foreign Influence

The Quiet Machinery of American Foreign Policy

From Iran to Ukraine, see how quiet, decades-long strategies shape global conflicts beyond the headlines and U.S. election noise.

Benjamin Reed

The End of Globalism, the Rise of Cosmopolitan Regionalism?
The West
Middle East

The End of Globalism, the Rise of Cosmopolitan Regionalism?

A reflection on the collapse of post–Cold War globalism and the emergence of a more selective international order.

Dre Lapiello

When Floods Hit the Slums, the Whole City Pays
Africa

When Floods Hit the Slums, the Whole City Pays

Extreme rains, fragile infrastructure, and neglected settlements are turning Nairobi’s floods into a national economic risk.

Pharis Gichanga

The Individual vs. the Tribe
The West
Culture Wars

The Individual vs. the Tribe

Why multiculturalism without assimilation fails freedom.

Dr. Henry Lyatsky

Will the Iranian Regime Fall in 2026?
Middle East
Conflict Zones

Will the Iranian Regime Fall in 2026?

Iran is no longer just a domestic uprising story, it is now the epicenter of a widening war.

Adam Starzynski

Sudan’s Brotherhood in Khaki
Africa
Conflict Zones

Sudan’s Brotherhood in Khaki

Sudan’s war isn’t just a clash of generals. It’s a Brotherhood-backed counter-revolution hiding under the national flag.

Alexander Francis Shaw

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi Calls on the West to Stand with His People
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Foreign Influence

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi Calls on the West to Stand with His People

V24 Exclusive: We sat down with Reza Pahlavi to discuss Iran’s massacre, the resistance, and what the West must do to support freedom.

Stefan Tompson

The Army That Declared War on Its Own Nation
Africa
Conflict Zones

The Army That Declared War on Its Own Nation

Recognised as a government. Acting like a militia. Punishing its own people.

Adam Starzynski

The Gold Laundromat Across the Nile
Africa
Foreign Influence

The Gold Laundromat Across the Nile

Sudan’s war-forged gold is leaving the country by the ton, turned into clean bars and profits abroad.

Alexander Francis Shaw

Hate Borders? Then Tear Down Your Wall
Culture Wars
The West

Hate Borders? Then Tear Down Your Wall

Celebrities preach open borders while hiding behind gates. Here’s why their slogans don’t match reality.

Shalitha Bandara

Will China invade Taiwan in 2026?
Foreign Influence
Conflict Zones

Will China invade Taiwan in 2026?

V24 Exclusive: A frontline report from the island at the center of a looming US-China confrontation.

Stefan Tompson

He Paid a Smuggler in 2015. This Is What Happened.
Conflict Zones
The West

He Paid a Smuggler in 2015. This Is What Happened.

V24 Exclusive: Syrian refugee recounts his perilous 2015 journey to Europe via smugglers, and what it reveals about the migration crisis.

Stefan Tompson

Why Taiwan Already Functions as a State
Foreign Influence
Culture Wars

Why Taiwan Already Functions as a State

Beijing insists there is only one China. The evidence on the ground tells a different story.

Raghu Kondori

Hungary’s 2026 Choice: The State or the Citizen
The West
Culture Wars

Hungary’s 2026 Choice: The State or the Citizen

April 12 could decide: a Hungary where people lead or a Hungary where the state rules everything.

Bela Teleki

Is Israel Preparing for Life Without U.S. Aid?
Middle East
Foreign Influence

Is Israel Preparing for Life Without U.S. Aid?

After decades of U.S. subsidies, Israel is signaling it may no longer need, or want, Washington’s money.

Dre Lapiello

Portugal’s Pre-Crime Crackdown
The West

Portugal’s Pre-Crime Crackdown

Portugal is just the latest European state to treat criticism of Islam as a predictor of violence, a creeping pre-crime logic spreading across the continent.

João Pereira dos Santos

Armenia’s Memory at Risk
Foreign Influence
Conflict Zones

Armenia’s Memory at Risk

How shifting diplomacy under Nikol Pashinyan is reshaping the genocide question and Armenia’s international standing.

Kyourk Arslanian

Orban’s Hungary: The Last Dance of Power?
Culture Wars
The West

Orban’s Hungary: The Last Dance of Power?

Family policy, sovereignty, and defiance of Brussels made Orbán a conservative icon. Corruption, stagnation, and voter fatigue may undo him.

Roland-David Sólyom

Europe Has Freedom of Information. It Just Won’t Share the Data
The West

Europe Has Freedom of Information. It Just Won’t Share the Data

FOI laws exist across the EU, so why won’t EU governments show the numbers?

Umar Rathore

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