Foreign Influence
More than Digital Gold: The Humanitarian Case for Bitcoin
From frozen bank accounts to aid in war zones, Bitcoin’s strongest case may lie beyond its price.
Victoria Meller
Foreign InfluenceAfricaThe Price of Putting South Africa Last
The ANC has treated American goodwill as expendable. South African workers and exporters are being left to pay the price. Adam Silberman
Foreign InfluenceThe WestCan Chavismo Dismantle Itself?
Washington is relying on Chavista leaders to oversee Venezuela’s transition. But genuine reform threatens the very structures that keep them in power. Yomar Stiven Moreno Lugo
The WestForeign InfluenceV24 ExclusiveThe Secret 100-Year Plan to Transform the West?
V24 Exclusive: Haras Rafiq exposes what he calls a 100-year Islamist plan to reshape the West from within. Adam Starzynski
The WestForeign InfluenceNot a Single Cent for Islamist Extremists
Europe demands accountability from everyone it funds. Why should organisations accused of Islamist links escape scrutiny?Tomáš Zdechovský
The WestForeign InfluenceCould Canada Break Apart? Alberta’s Vote Hasn't Ended the Debate
Alberta’s separatists lost the referendum. But anger over oil, money and Ottawa’s power remains, and Quebec is reopening another front. Dr. Henry Lyatsky
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
- 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
- Middle EastForeign Influence
Is Israel Preparing for Life Without U.S. Aid?
After decades of U.S. subsidies, Israel is signaling it may no longer need, or want, Washington’s money.
Dre Lapiello
- Foreign InfluenceConflict Zones
Armenia’s Memory at Risk
How shifting diplomacy under Nikol Pashinyan is reshaping the genocide question and Armenia’s international standing.
Kyourk Arslanian
- AfricaForeign Influence
Beijing’s African Gamble: Growth or Debt Trap?
Beijing is reshaping Africa with billions in loans, bases, and trade. The continent faces a defining geopolitical choice.
Pharis Gichanga
- AfricaForeign Influence
Somaliland’s Moment: Recognition on Its Terms
How is recognition achieved?
Gulaid Yusuf Idaan
- Middle EastForeign Influence
Who Bears Responsibility for Nazi and Islamist Crimes?
A personal reflection on leadership, resistance, and moral responsibility - drawing parallels between Norway under Nazi occupation and Iran under the Islamist regime.
Arvin Khoshnood
- The WestForeign Influence
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.
Erik Suarez
- The WestForeign Influence
There Is No Moral Center in Europe
Europe talks ethics. America carries the guns. History won’t wait for comfort.
Benjamin Reed
- Foreign InfluenceConflict Zones
The 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
- AfricaForeign Influence
Somaliland and the New Politics of Recognition
A Muslim-majority society without Islamist rule. Israel’s Somaliland move mirrors Taiwan’s struggle for recognition and shakes global power dynamics.
Raghu Kondori
