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Shifting Focus: Spanish PM Targets ‘Global Far Right’ Amidst Corruption Scandals at Home

Sánchez’s lofty rhetoric rings hollow for many, who point to his controversial actions that have undermined democratic norms at home.

NEWS

“A Christian and a Catholic”: Polish Presidential Candidate Vows To Halt Liberal Agenda

The May elections will pit the liberal Warsaw mayor against an independent conservative, backed by the opposition.

NEWS

Meloni: “Soros, Not Musk, Is the Danger to Democracy”

The Italian PM slammed critics for ignoring left-wing political meddling while baselessly accusing her of foreign influence.

NEWS

French PM Seeks Socialist Support To Pass Budget

The new ‘centrist’ government is already leaning to the Left

NEWS

150 EU ‘Experts’ Monitored Friendly Musk-Weidel Chat

Bad news for Brussels: from free speech to Ukraine, the AfD chief said nothing that the liberal censorship machine could deem ‘disinformation.’

Opinion

Editor's Pick

COMMENTARY

Eyes Wide Shut

A significant portion of the public, including 65% of Labour voters, believes efforts are being made to cover up the historic failures of local and national authorities.

Editor's Pick

COMMENTARY

Under Siege: How the War on Farmers Threatens Western Values and Global Food Security

The assault on agriculture is part of a globalist agenda that sidelines national sovereignty and democratic accountability.

Editor's Pick

Analysis

Interim Bangladeshi Government Turns Blind Eye to Religious Persecution

“The fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party,” which has ties to the government, “wants Islam to be the only religion in Bangladesh,” a Christian source in the country said.

Editor's Pick

COMMENTARY• Dreher

What Russian Literature Tells Us About the Muslim Rape Gangs

The rape-gang scandal makes it abundantly clear that liberalism, as it has been practiced for decades in the West, is the suicide note of a civilization.

Editor's Pick

COMMENTARY

Myself, Me, and I: The Annoying Rise of Reflexive Pronouns

A linguistic quirk reveals a deeper cultural drift towards self-obsession.

Editor's Pick

COMMENTARY

Poland’s EU Presidency: A Showcase for Brussels, Not Warsaw

Donald Tusk is promoting the Eurocrats’ agenda while shielding his own government from uncomfortable scrutiny.

Commentary

COMMENTARY

Eyes Wide Shut

A significant portion of the public, including 65% of Labour voters, believes efforts are being made to cover up the historic failures of local and national authorities.

COMMENTARY• Dreher

Make Europe Great Again? What Trump 2.0 Can Do for Europe

Europeans will be able to see not only the true measure of their governing class’s failures, but also that a real alternative is possible.

COMMENTARY

Under Siege: How the War on Farmers Threatens Western Values and Global Food Security

The assault on agriculture is part of a globalist agenda that sidelines national sovereignty and democratic accountability.

COMMENTARY• Dreher

What Russian Literature Tells Us About the Muslim Rape Gangs

The rape-gang scandal makes it abundantly clear that liberalism, as it has been practiced for decades in the West, is the suicide note of a civilization.

COMMENTARY

Myself, Me, and I: The Annoying Rise of Reflexive Pronouns

A linguistic quirk reveals a deeper cultural drift towards self-obsession.

COMMENTARY

Poland’s EU Presidency: A Showcase for Brussels, Not Warsaw

Donald Tusk is promoting the Eurocrats’ agenda while shielding his own government from uncomfortable scrutiny.

COMMENTARY

Racial Vengeance Gets a Free Pass in Grooming Gang Britain

UK elites who deny the racial motive of the rape gangs have sacrificed vulnerable white girls on the altar of multiculturalism.

COMMENTARY

The Grandson of the Commandant of Auschwitz is a Pastor in Stuttgart

Kai still grapples with his family legacy, which was brought to the world’s attention once again last year in the Oscar-winning film "The Zone of Interest."

COMMENTARY

The Gaza Hospital Blood Libel

Western media that promulgate murderous demonisation are a source of evil.

Analysis

Interim Bangladeshi Government Turns Blind Eye to Religious Persecution

“The fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party,” which has ties to the government, “wants Islam to be the only religion in Bangladesh,” a Christian source in the country said.

Analysis

Trudeau’s Legacy: Death, Depression, and Social Darwinism

The Canadian PM departs utterly unburdened by the love of his countrymen, the respect of his international counterparts, and the dignity possessed by even moderately competent leaders.

Analysis

France “Mortgaged Its Sovereignty” Through Sarkozy’s Alleged Corruption

The former president is on trial accused of allowing Libya to fund his 2007 presidential campaign.

Analysis

Scholz Insults Voters—Germans Tell Government To ‘Get Lost’

German politics is now dominated by the collapse of the centre, a fact the weak establishment parties are determined to deny.

Analysis

EU Council vs. Commission: Hands Off the Nation State!

President von der Leyen forgets that she’s supposed to be a servant of EU member states, not the supreme ruler of Europe.

Analysis

Queen Ursula’s Crown Is Far From Secure

After 2024, Brussels elites stand exposed as no friends of democracy.

Analysis

France Is Trapped in the “Night of the Living Dead”

No matter how people vote, it seems every election brings back to power the same politicians who have been stubbornly ruining the country.

Analysis

The United Nations: Accomplice to Islamic Terror

The new majorities in the UN have de facto created a kind of new international law that favors Islamic states.

Analysis

The Dilemma That Conservatives Ignore

If conservatives ever wish to be relevant and make any lasting difference in the real world, they need to understand the welfare state.

Interviews

Interview

“The young people in Valencia have shown that the glass generation can turn to steel”: An Interview with Pablo González Gasca

“Only the people save the people,” declares his movement, dedicated to fighting separatism and disaster—in the face of official hostility.

Interview

Giorgia Meloni: From Pariah to Peacemaker—An Interview with MEP Paolo Inselvini

The Italian PM is now seen as a leader who can build conservative coalitions—and a bridge to President Trump.

Interview

“If we want secure borders in Europe, we need stable countries outside Europe.” An Interview with Ferenc Almássy

If we help Christians to stay in their countries, we are helping peace and prosperity. This stability is also good for Europe: if countries are more stable and secure, fewer people will want to emigrate.

Interview

“Directives aimed at erasing Armenian cultural heritage are implemented without restraint”: An Interview with Bishop Vratnes Abrahamyan

"Artsakh, an inseparable part of God-given Armenia, can and, I believe, will once again become Armenian and Christian."

Interview

“Identité Libertés embodies the ethos of the civilizational Right”: An Interview with Marion Maréchal

We want a classical conservatism that seeks to protect what our ancestors built.

Interview

“There is no way to stop the change that Javier Milei represents”: An Interview with Nicolás Mayoraz

People realized that things need to change and that Javier Milei is the best person to do it.

Interview

“We want a discourse of duties.”: An Interview with Rita María Matías

Portuguese youth are rooted in traditional values, says Chega party VP.

Interview

“My job as an artist is to transform the pigments into something higher”: An Interview with Aidan Hart

Icons bring us face to face with the holy person, in a direct encounter.

Interview• Media

Reality Check | Ep. 21 | The Imagination Gap: Why Education Needs Classical Foundations

Jan Bentz sits down with Martin Cothran, author, educator, and advocate for classical education, to explore the pressing need for a revival of classical learning in a world obsessed with technical skills.

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