Culture Wars
Who Speaks for Cape Town’s University?
At the University of Cape Town, a dispute over academic freedom and minority rights shows why disengagement carries a price.
Lerato Mokoena
Culture WarsV24 ExclusiveSpeakers’ Corner Cannot Belong to the Men Who Threaten It
V24 Exclusive: Britain fought to establish a place where anyone could speak. It must now defend the people who dare to use it. Stefan Tompson
The WestCulture WarsWhat Would Charlie Kirk Do? Why the Right Keeps Losing
Budapest, Belgrade, Israel, Washington. Conservative leaders keep losing. When will they stop blaming everyone else? Bela Teleki
The WestCulture WarsThe Hungarian Count Who Returned to His Ancestral Castle as a Tenant
War drove him from Hungary at thirteen. Half a century later, he returned to his ancestral home as a tenant, determined to recover what history had scattered.Dr Michael O’Sullivan
The WestCulture WarsThe Fire in Europe's Streets Began in the Middle East
Europe hoped appeasement would buy peace. Is it paying for the next confrontation instead? Shimon Refaeli
Foreign InfluenceCulture WarsBosniaks Have an Islamist Problem. We Must Be Free to Discuss It.
Threats and accusations of betrayal will not stop me questioning Islamist influence in my own society. Damir Omerbegović
The WestCulture WarsFrance Is Giving the West a Preview
France’s streets are burning. Its crisis was decades in the making, and the rest of the West is following the same path. Kristijan Janković
- The WestCulture Wars
The Individual vs. the Tribe
Why multiculturalism without assimilation fails freedom.
Dr. Henry Lyatsky
- Culture WarsThe 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
- Foreign InfluenceCulture 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
- The WestCulture 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
- Culture WarsThe 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
- The WestCulture Wars
The Quiet Capture of the British State
How Birmingham reveals Britain’s drift from neutrality: when public institutions favor some communities over others.
Steve English
- The WestCulture Wars
Abandoned by the State, Now Called to Fight
After decades of neglect, failed support, and repeated legal harassment, the UK has no moral right to recall veterans to serve again.
Steve English
- Culture WarsMiddle East
Javid Shah Echoes
How a slogan fuels belief in transition and freedom.
Raghu Kondori
- Middle EastCulture Wars
Why Pahlavi Has Become Islamism’s Greatest Threat
Decades of theocracy have met their challenger: Iran’s youth are reclaiming a future grounded in this world, not the next.
Dr. Saeid Golkar
- The WestCulture Wars
Conservatives: Stop Booing, Start Leading
When comforting lies replace critical thinking, violence fills the vacuum.
Dre Lapiello
