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Africa
American Diplomacy, Moroccan Vision: 250 Years of Partnership
Historic UN Breakthrough: Morocco’s Sahara Plan Wins Global Backing. Here’s What It Means for Peace and U.S. Diplomacy.
Middle East
Conflict Zones
The Palestinian Flag Has Become The New Red Flag
You’ve been told the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is about justice, rights, and land. But according to ex-Knesset member Einat Wilf, the conflict has always been about something far more dangerous: the erasure of Israel.
Stefan Tompson
Africa
The War on South Africa’s Food Producers
Across South Africa’s rural heartlands, farmers are raped, tortured, and murdered in a wave of brutal attacks. The government denies the crisis.
Stefan Tompson
Middle East
Conflict Zones
How Iran Turned the Houthis Into a Regional Power
Discover the five secret pillars of Tehran’s deadly proxy empire.
Saeed Ghasseminejad
Conflict Zones
Foreign Influence
Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Post-War State Locked in Stasis
Nearly 30 years after war, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains trapped in a system built for peace, not progress. Ethnic divisions, political deadlock, and fading international pressure have left the country frozen in time.
Damir Omerbegović
Africa
What Europe Can Learn from South Africa’s Private Security Evolution
As crime rises and trust in police falls across Europe, South Africa’s booming private security industry, born from state failure, offers a stark warning.
Heike Claudia Petzer, Michael -Jean Geldenhuys
The West
Culture Wars
Koran Burning Conviction in the UK: Is Blasphemy Law Sneaking Back?
Discover the legal battle redefining the limits of religious criticism and hate crime.
Dr. Frederick Attenborough
Africa
Foreign Influence
The Overseas Price of Rhino Horn
South Africa’s wildlife crisis isn’t just about rhinos and poachers. Behind each carcass lies a web of international syndicates, complicit officials, and struggling communities, all feeding a black market that runs from the bushveld to Asia.
Zandré Lambrechts
Middle East
Conflict Zones
How One Comedian Uses Humor to Heal Amid Conflict
V24 Exclusive: Meet the Israeli comedian turning laughter into a weapon against fear and despair—right from the heart of a war zone.
Adam Starzynski
Africa
The West
Backing Morocco: A Strategic Reset for Britain in Africa
From a discreet source close to Morocco’s diplomatic circles comes an exclusive account of the UK’s strategic pivot in Western Sahara, one that threatens to isolate Algeria and heralds significant opportunities for defense partnerships and trade.
Anonymous
Middle East
Conflict Zones
Invisible Warfare: How Hamas Hacks the Headlines
V24 Exclusive: As rockets fly, a quieter war unfolds online. Keren Pikes, Israel’s top public diplomacy strategist, exposes how Hamas manipulates global media—and why the West keeps falling for it.
Adam Starzynski
The West
Culture Wars
Has France Just Outlawed Populism?
Marine Le Pen has been sentenced not just in a courtroom but in the court of ideology. In his latest op-ed, William asks: is this justice, or a political purge?
William Barclay
Culture Wars
The West
God, Nation, Family: The Cure for a Dying Civilization
V24 Exclusive: Can a civilization without God, nation, or family survive?
Stefan Tompson
Africa
Culture Wars
Could Starlink Crack South Africa’s Race Laws from the Inside?
30 years of race-based law may have been shattered. The potential Starlink exemption could be the legal glitch that topples BEE from the inside out.
Willem Petzer
Middle East
Culture Wars
The Apostate Prophet: Why He Left Islam
Leaving Islam isn’t just a theological decision, it can be a death sentence. Ridvan Aydemir left anyway, and now he’s on a mission to expose the doctrines he once believed, from antisemitism to calls for a global caliphate.
Stefan Tompson
Conflict Zones
Middle East
Travelling Through Israel’s Abandoned Borderlands
A fragile ceasefire masks the scars of war. From ghost towns to drone-blasted homes, Harrison travels through Israel’s northern borderlands — where the front line is quiet, but far from over.
Harrison Faulkner
Middle East
The West
You Blame Erdoğan for Killing Democracy? Blame Atatürk Too
How do the deep roots of authoritarianism in Turkey, from Atatürk’s iron grip to Erdoğan’s reign, shape the country’s political future tied to a legacy few dare to question?
Damir Omerbegović
Conflict Zones
No Plan, Just Purpose: Teaching Hope Amidst War
How did a teacher in France go from living a quiet, structured life to opening his home to refugees, teaching displaced Ukrainians, making aid trips across the border, and ultimately moving to Ukraine to teach in a war zone?
Johan du Toit
Conflict Zones
Middle East
Ex-IDF Officer Warns: The Real War Is Still Coming
V24 Exclusive: Inside Israel’s war with Hamas. Former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus reveals how tunnels, diplomacy, and Iran’s nuclear plans are shaping a conflict that could reshape the Middle East and beyond.
Adam Starzynski
Middle East
Sanctions, What Sanctions? Iran’s Secret Oil Network Fuels Its Regime
The West’s sanctions are failing spectacularly. Find out why and what it will take to finally cut off this illicit lifeline.
Saeed Ghasseminejad
Middle East
The West
The Deadly Lie Behind ‘Free Palestine’
A deadly attack in Washington reveals a harsh reality: the “Free Palestine” movement isn’t just about human rights.
Dan Feferman