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The West
The US Eyes Cuba Amid Regional Shifts in Latin America
After Venezuela, Washington may be setting its sights on Cuba, just 90 miles from US shores.
The West
Conflict Zones
Is the Next Patriot Act Coming via an Iranian Cyberattack Panic?
Could the alleged Iranian cyberattack be more than a security threat used instead to justify expanded government surveillance and invasive digital ID systems?
Nicholas DeSimone
Middle East
Conflict Zones
Make Iran Free Again
Once jailed by Iran’s regime, a former political prisoner now sounds an urgent warning to U.S. and Israeli leaders: a ceasefire that leaves the regime standing will only bring more terror, nuclear threats, and bloodshed.
Saeed Ghasseminejad, Navid Mohebbi
Africa
Genocide Watch: South Africa Still a High-Risk Country
Genocide Watch warned over a decade ago about South Africa. Today, it remains high-risk.
Willem Petzer , Edwin Leemans
Culture Wars
The Prime Minister that Stopped the Migrant Boats
V24 Exclusive: We sat down with former Australian PM Tony Abbott, the man who stopped 5,000 illegal migrants a month. His message to the West? Do the same, or face collapse.
Stefan Tompson
The West
Follow Andrew Jackson’s Example: Kill the Debt, Monetize the Patrimony
Entrepreneur and venture capitalist Michael Fertik urges America to stop the budget deadlock and unlock billions by leasing vast federal lands and assets, turning hidden treasure into a powerful weapon against the $36 trillion debt.
Michael Fertik
Middle East
Conflict Zones
Inside Mossad
V24 Exclusive: Go behind the scenes with ex-Mossad operative Avner Avraham for a rare glimpse into the secret world of Israeli intelligence.
Alexandra Tompson
Culture Wars
The Hidden Tribe of Pakistan’s Mountains
While on a hunt in the remote mountains of northern Pakistan, a filmmaker unexpectedly encounters the Kalash — a mysterious pagan tribe with ancient traditions, vibrant dress, and a worldview untouched by modernity.
Garrick Cormack
Culture Wars
Foreign Influence
The Guilty Men: How the Alt-Right Harms Conservatism
How the alt-right’s allegiance to Putin’s Russia threatens authentic conservatism and weakens the Free World.
Dr. Henry Lyatsky
Middle East
Conflict Zones
Rising Lion: Israel’s Bold Move Against Tehran
Could Israel’s Operation Rising Lion have dealt a crushing blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, reshaping the future of the Middle East with a game-changing strike?
Kyle Moran
The West
Culture Wars
I Grew Up in Cuba: America’s Campus Censorship Rings Alarm Bells
Gabriela Blanco, raised under Cuba’s authoritarian rule, sees chilling similarities between the censorship she faced and the limits on free speech growing on American campuses.
Gabriela Blanco
Culture Wars
The West
A New Fight for Women’s Safety in Britain
Across the UK, young women are speaking out about rising harassment. Leading the charge is Jess Gill’s, calling for bold reforms like CCTV in taxis and a national platform for survivors.
Heike Claudia Petzer
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.
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