The West
The Great Canadian Split: Can the Federation Hold?
After generations of deep inter-regional tensions, Western Canadian provinces are considering independence.
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The WestCulture WarsIs the ID State Coming?
Step by step, a system of digital verification is being built in the UK — without consent, debate, or a clear mandate. Get involved, to stop it.Alan Miller
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The WestCulture WarsAn Orbán to Replace Orbán?
The shock result that ended Orbán’s era, and the political forces shaping Hungary’s future.Roland-David Sólyom
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The WestCulture WarsHow Orbán Lost the People
For sixteen years, Hungary’s Fidesz party appeared unshakable. What happened?Bela Teleki
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AfricaThe WestSouthern Africa’s Quiet Turn Westward
Why the next generation is ditching old Cold War allegiances for economic opportunity with the West.Ian Winiarski
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The WestCulture WarsSpain Let Her Be Raped. Then It Killed Her.
Raped, broken, and sentenced to die. But why?David Volodzko
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Culture WarsThe WestSpain Euthanized a 25 Year Old. This Crisis Is Just Getting Started.
Western governments promised strict limits on euthanasia. The evidence now suggests those limits are eroding.Kyle Moran
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The WestMiddle EastBeyond the Ayatollahs: How a Secular Iran Could Shift Global Power
Iran on the brink: Could Prince Reza Pahlavi’s secular vision end decades of proxy wars and reshape Middle East power?Raghu Kondori
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Middle EastThe WestEurope’s Iran Moment
Iran is cracking from within. Europe must decide whether to shape what comes next.Saeed Ghasseminejad, Navid Mohebbi
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Conflict ZonesThe WestThe Strait That Broke the World's Oil Clock
Inside the Strait of Hormuz crisis reshaping oil markets, war strategy, and the risk of a worldwide recession.Dre Lapiello
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Middle EastThe WestSarajevo’s Islamist Drift: A Growing Concern
Social media, institutions, and even religious leaders are signaling support for Tehran’s regime, right on Europe’s doorstep.Damir Omerbegović
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The WestMiddle EastThe 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
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The WestCulture WarsThe Individual vs. the Tribe
Why multiculturalism without assimilation fails freedom.Dr. Henry Lyatsky
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Culture WarsThe WestHate 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
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The WestV24 ExclusiveHe 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
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The WestCulture WarsHungary’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
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The WestPortugal’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
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Culture WarsThe WestOrban’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
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The WestEurope 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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The WestCulture WarsThe Quiet Capture of the British State
How Birmingham reveals Britain’s drift from neutrality: when public institutions favor some communities over others.Steve English
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Middle EastThe WestThe Mossadegh Myth: How the Left Dodges Iran’s Lessons
How leftist myth-making obscures the real causes of Iran’s 1979 revolution.Shalitha Bandara
