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The European Conservative is Europe’s leading conservative English-language publication of philosophy, politics, art, and contemporary affairs.
In addition to our renowned quarterly print magazine, The European Conservative publishes on this website daily news stories and analyses, commentaries, interviews, and reviews, as well as investigative reports.
The European Conservative approaches everything it does from an unflinching traditionalist perspective. Though perhaps unfashionable in the today’s world, we believe a conservative approach remains vital to current debates about the nation-state, the role of the family, and the future of European democracy.
From our news bureau in Brussels to our international team of writers in Europe and the Americas, we investigate, report on, and explain some of the more contentious issues of the day. In the process, we consider the ideas and ideologies driving today’s political movements — to shed a light on the murky EU ‘bubble,’ as well as to help readers better understand the background of today’s public policy debates.
Our news bureau aims to report on national and international events, and tell readers the other side of the story—the one that the conformist mainstream media won’t. We seek to expose the truth of what is taking place within the European institutions, and what different policies and regulations really mean for the lives of ordinary citizens in Europe.
Our print quarterly focuses on intellectual and theoretical matters. It publishes a variety of materials that illuminate the different varieties of conservative, traditionalist, reactionary, and right-wing thought from across Europe and around the world.
In everything we do, we believe in reasonable freedom of speech, civilized discussions, and vigorous debate as the best path to understanding. To that end, we publish a variety of writers and a range of viewpoints on the Right, broadly conceived, including but not limited to: agrarians, anti-statists, classical liberals, decentralists, integralists, monarchists, nationalists, populists, radical localists, sovereigntists, and defenders of the Judeo-Christian and Western tradition. Views expressed are thus solely the authors’ and do not necessarily reflect those of The European Conservative, its staff, or its board members or advisors.
A note on spelling: Alert grammarians may notice the use of both UK and U.S. spelling. This usually reflects individual author preference or our editorial whims.
We welcome unsolicited pitches, story ideas, and submissions.
Editorial inquiries:
[email protected]
We also welcome and encourage anonymous news tips, gossip, rumours, and scuttlebutt, as well as any potential story ideas.
News tips:
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europeanconservative.com is a daily news and comment website with a difference. We are committed to reclaiming and advancing the founding principles of European civilisation–and fighting for the future of a free and democratic Europe.
europeanconservative.com aims to give a voice to the growing national-populist revolt against the discredited political establishment across the European Union and the West.
Our Brussels news bureau and international team of writers will tell you what the conformist mainstream media won’t. We seek to expose the truth about what is happening within the Brussels “bubble” and decode what EU policies from mass migration to Net Zero really mean for the lives of millions of Europeans.
europeanconservative.com stands for democracy and national sovereignty, against the demos-hating globalist elites in Brussels and beyond. We defend unfettered free speech against the rising tide of censorship and cancel culture. We uphold real freedom and equality against the repressive and divisive ideologies of identity politics.
We stand with farmers, parents and all those trying to defend basic European traditions and freedoms against woke culture war crusaders. And we stand with the Israelis against Islamists and their useful idiots in the West, as the front line in the war between civilisation and barbarism.
Every belief that has been fundamental to the development of our civilisation–from Western history to human biology, from Judeo-Christian culture to Enlightenment values–is now being called into question or condemned.
It has never been more important to uphold and develop the heritage of ideas that emerged through the historic evolution of Western society. Not because we dream of returning to the past, but to defend today the foundations on which we can build the future.
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The European Conservative is Europe’s leading conservative English-language publication of philosophy, politics, art, and contemporary affairs.
In addition to our renowned quarterly print magazine, The European Conservative publishes on this website daily news stories and analyses, commentaries, interviews, and reviews, as well as investigative reports.
The European Conservative approaches everything it does from an unflinching traditionalist perspective. Though perhaps unfashionable in the today’s world, we believe a conservative approach remains vital to current debates about the nation-state, the role of the family, and the future of European democracy.
From our news bureau in Brussels to our international team of writers in Europe and the Americas, we investigate, report on, and explain some of the more contentious issues of the day. In the process, we consider the ideas and ideologies driving today’s political movements — to shed a light on the murky EU ‘bubble,’ as well as to help readers better understand the background of today’s public policy debates.
Our news bureau aims to report on national and international events, and tell readers the other side of the story—the one that the conformist mainstream media won’t. We seek to expose the truth of what is taking place within the European institutions, and what different policies and regulations really mean for the lives of ordinary citizens in Europe.
Our print quarterly focuses on intellectual and theoretical matters. It publishes a variety of materials that illuminate the different varieties of conservative, traditionalist, reactionary, and right-wing thought from across Europe and around the world.
In everything we do, we believe in reasonable freedom of speech, civilized discussions, and vigorous debate as the best path to understanding. To that end, we publish a variety of writers and a range of viewpoints on the Right, broadly conceived, including but not limited to: agrarians, anti-statists, classical liberals, decentralists, integralists, monarchists, nationalists, populists, radical localists, sovereigntists, and defenders of the Judeo-Christian and Western tradition. Views expressed are thus solely the authors’ and do not necessarily reflect those of The European Conservative, its staff, or its board members or advisors.
A note on spelling: Alert grammarians may notice the use of both UK and U.S. spelling. This usually reflects individual author preference or our editorial whims.
We welcome unsolicited pitches, story ideas, and submissions.
Editorial inquiries:
[email protected]
We also welcome and encourage anonymous news tips, gossip, rumours, and scuttlebutt, as well as any potential story ideas.
News tips:
[email protected]
Advertising:
[email protected]
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Mick Hume
DEPUTY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Zsófia Tóth-Bíró
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Alvino-Mario Fantini
ONLINE EDITOR
Ellen Kryger Fantini
SENIOR EDITORS
Christina Holmgren-Larson
Felix James Miller
Sebastian Morello
Harrison Pitt
ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
Veronica Lademan
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Graham Barnfield
Shawn Philip Cooper
Matthew Edwards
Nick Hallett
David Seri
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS
Charles A. Coulombe
André deBattista
Mark Dooley
Benjamin Harnwell
Kurt Hofer
EDITORIAL BOARD
Wolfgang Fenske
Francesco Giubilei
Hélène de Lauzun
Lorenzo Montanari
Matthew Tyrmand
Jonathon Van Maren
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Robin Harris
Mark C. Henrie
Boris Kálnoky
Annette Kirk
Anne-Élisabeth Moutet
John O’Sullivan
Alexandre Pesey
Karl-Peter Schwarz
Sir Roger Scruton†
Jorge Soley
Gergely Szilvay
Anna Wellisz
ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD
Stjepo Bartulica
Rémi Brague
David Engels
Ferenc Hörcher
Ryszard Legutko
Dalmacio Negro Pavón
Danilo Petranovich
Jaime Nogueira Pinto
P. Edmund Waldstein
