Conflict Zones
Iran’s Digital Blackouts as State Violence
Silencing a nation online is the fastest way to make violence invisible.
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AfricaConflict ZonesWhy Are Millions Still Fleeing the Horn of Africa?
In a region wracked by war, drought, and economic collapse, millions are left in limbo, ignored by laws, stretched aid, and the world at large.Pharis Gichanga
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Foreign InfluenceConflict ZonesThe Erdoğan Paradox: Ally or Adversary?
Turkey is indispensable to the West but under Erdoğan, its strategic value comes with growing risk and uncertainty.Dre Lapiello
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Conflict ZonesForeign InfluenceLatin America: Building a New American Century
Venezuela’s collapse and a regional realignment signal a new era of stability and reform.Kyle Moran
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Conflict ZonesThe WestAmerica’s Drift Is Felt First in the Trenches of Ukraine
From HIMARS quiet in Kharkiv to calls for talks: a foreign volunteer on how U.S. hesitation is failing Ukraine and weakening American power.Benjamin Reed
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Conflict ZonesThe WestEurope Must Lead: Ukraine Can’t Wait for America Anymore
Russia is accelerating. America is hesitating. If Europe doesn’t fill the gap now, the consequences will be on our doorstep.Dre Lapiello
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Middle EastConflict ZonesIran’s Triple Threat: Drought, Debt, and Discontent
From drought to economic meltdown, Iran faces converging crises in 2025. Citizens increasingly see regime change as the only solution.Raghu Kondori
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AfricaConflict ZonesCan Trump’s Rapid-Fire Diplomacy Bring Peace to Sudan?
Sudan is collapsing. Trump says he can stop it. Here’s what you’re not being told.Moataz Khalil
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Conflict ZonesThe WestThe Peace of Exhaustion
A leaked US-brokered peace framework reveals the harsh new geometry of power: Ukraine is exhausted, Europe is fragmented, and Russia’s war machine is grinding forward.Dre Lapiello
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Conflict ZonesForeign InfluenceIntervention in Venezuela Is Inevitable
A sober assessment of the refugee emergency, the criminal takeover of Venezuelan institutions, and the collapse of diplomatic channels, arguing that intervention has shifted from possibility to necessity.Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo
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Conflict ZonesVenezuela’s Chavismo: How a Party Became the State
Chavismo’s rise, structure, and survival as Venezuela’s entrenched one-party authoritarian regime.Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo
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Conflict ZonesAfricaThe Forgotten Hostage
Two young Tanzanian students were murdered (one of whom was held hostage) by Hamas, yet African leaders and human rights activists stayed silent. This is the story of forgotten lives.Thabelo Mahangani
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Middle EastConflict ZonesWhen Food Arrives, But Hunger Persists
V24 Exclusive: Convoys make it through but the most vulnerable still go hungry. Here’s why.Adam Starzynski
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AfricaConflict ZonesThe Genocide the Media Won’t Name
Bill Maher said what the media won’t: A genocide of Christians is unfolding in Africa while Qatar’s propaganda machine works overtime to hide it.Dr. Charles Jacobs
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Conflict ZonesCulture WarsWhy Tommy Robinson Supports Israel
Tommy Robinson on Hamas, Israel, and why the fight for Israel’s survival is also the fight for the West.Adam Starzynski
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AfricaConflict ZonesNigeria's Silent Genocide
Why has one of Africa’s deadliest genocides been ignored for so long?Maia Roston
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AfricaConflict ZonesPoliticising the Skies: Somalia’s Airspace Crisis
In Somalia, airspace rules trap travelers and punish airlines, turning safety into political leverage.Safwaan Farah
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Conflict ZonesMiddle EastCan Donald Trump’s 20-Point Gaza Plan Actually Work?
Trump presents a daring strategy to reshape Gaza and bring an end to conflict.Alexandra Tompson
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AfricaConflict ZonesEU Faces Pressure Over Christian Killings in Nigeria
Every day, 35 Christians are killed in Nigeria. MEPs are finally demanding action but will the EU step up before thousands more die?Alexandra Tompson
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Middle EastConflict ZonesWhen Assad Fled, Syria’s Minorities Paid the Price
After Assad’s fall, Syria faces a new tyranny under former al-Qaeda leader Ahmed al-Shara. Minorities are under siege.Adam Starzynski
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Middle EastConflict ZonesThe Qur’an, the Jews, and Israel
The conflict with Hamas is not just political but spiritual. Dr. David Wood warns that the roots of hatred toward Jews and Christians run deep in scripture.Adam Starzynski