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An unholy alliance between secular progressives and Islamists is reshaping the West. But the two movements operate from fundamentally different moral universes — and one is far better equipped to win the long game.

A man who ran through Paris stabbing three women — including one who was pregnant — told the crowd who subdued him, “It is Allah who commanded me”.

How many more people need to die before the West wakes up? A Muslim attacker who drove a van into Berlin's Pride festival — leaving at least one dead — was known to authorities and linked to Islamist circles. Yet instead of confronting the pattern — 13 similar attacks across Europe since 2016 — officials continue to downplay the religion behind it.

A van plowed through Berlin's Pride festival, killing one and injuring 29. The driver had joined ISIS, been convicted of extremism, and then released by German courts who believed his apology. They were wrong — and now families are burying loved ones. Will Western governments learn?

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has lived both sides of the civilisational divide — she fled Somalia, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia for the West. At ARC 2026, she thundered a galvanising message: there is hope for the West, but it must stop those systematically deconstructing its institutions.

When the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sir Salman Rushdie's survival of a stabbing attack, it forgot to mention the "Islamic terrorist" part of the Islamic terrorist attack he fell victim too.

Senator Andrew Bragg asserts that Muslim terrorism has nothing to do with Islam. It’s all down to a mutation in their own mind. But why aren’t Baptists, or Presbyterians, suffering this same mutation of the mind that leads to acts of violence?

As tensions between America and Iran escalate, foreign policy experts urge discernment in distinguishing between regimes that keep their word and those — like Tehran — that operate through deception and aggression, a lesson as old as Scripture itself.

Donald Trump has finally concluded that Iran's Islamist rulers cannot be reasoned with, exposing the harsh reality that some regimes are driven by ideology, not negotiation.

Australia's expanding hate speech laws threaten free expression; combating hatred through censorship risks weakening democracy and suppressing legitimate public debate about topics such as Islam.

Christian players are openly praying and celebrating their faith at the 2026 World Cup — so why do ESPN, Fox Sports, and FIFA seem more interested in covering Islam?

Demographic trends, immigration, security concerns and Christian responses are examined in this analysis of Islam’s growing presence in the West and its potential long-term implications.

As Australians honour the ANZACs each April, this piece calls for remembering another World War I-era tragedy — the Armenian Genocide — and the Christian duty to remember all who suffer.

The Nigerian government said Christians were not being massacred. Mainstream media agreed. A new report from the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa says otherwise — and the numbers are devastating.

In a recent annual report from Buckingham Palace, the title “Defender of the Faith” has been replaced with a multi-faith alternative in describing King Charles III’s duties.

Al-Qaeda believes Australia contains enough sympathisers to answer its call. Our leaders insist the real problem is people who notice.

Christian expression and prayer has increased during the 2026 World Cup, that even secular commentators admit the fact, while scrambling for secular explanations. The upward trend is not just about soccer, but reflects a societal trend towards Christianity.

Pauline Hanson’s critics would rather play dumb than debate multiculturalism's failures. It's much easier than having a serious debate over monoculturalism — or any debate at all.

Nation First examines the interview that rattled the woke media class, and asks why a straightforward conversation with Tommy Robinson was enough to end Karl Stefanovic’s career at Nine.

Rupert Lowe has just released The Rape Gang Inquiry Report. Occurring over decades, some 250,000 girls were raped, tortured, and abused, with some even killed. Yet authorities and the media covered up these diabolical crimes in the interests of not being 'racist' and 'Islamophobic'.