July 2022 | The European Conservative

Paris: The New Government, Already Under Fierce Criticism

No leading personality stands out in the rather dull team that Emmanuel Macron has in place. Competent perhaps to manage current affairs—not so much to direct an ambitious political course.

Hélène de Lauzun July 5, 2022

Euro Zone Inflation Ticks Up in June

Inflation in energy prices are showing signs of stabilizing; consumer-price inflation is near or at its peak.

Sven R. Larson July 5, 2022

Growing Trend Among Climate Activists: Targeting Great Artworks of the Western Past

Climate activists have been using attempted vandalism of great art works as a new way to stir up emotions. At the increased rate of incidents, it may only be a matter of time until something irreplaceable gets damaged or destroyed.

David Boos July 5, 2022

Deadly Shootout on Hungarian Border

So long as Germany, Sweden, and Netherlands remain profitable destinations for human trafficking, violence related to human smuggling from Eastern Europe will continue.

Sven R. Larson July 5, 2022

Last Ukrainian Stronghold in Luhansk Falls

Zelensky assured Ukrainians in his regular address later on July 3rd that this was not the end of Ukraine’s defence of Luhansk and that Ukraine’s military would seek an opportunity to recapture the region.

Bridget Ryder July 5, 2022

Fire at Largest U.S. Liquified Natural Gas Export Terminal Damages European Gas Market

A fire in one of America’s largest LNG export terminals has caused European gas prices to rise even further. The reduced export capacity adds to the pressure of securing enough gas reserves to last the winter.

David Boos July 5, 2022

Danish Mass Shooter Had Mental Health Problems

The 22-year-old shooter is known to the mental-health system. He tried, unsuccessfully, to contact a crisis line shortly before the shooting.

Sven R. Larson July 5, 2022

American Politics That May Affect Europe

While big-drama issues proceeding from the Supreme Court make their way through the news cycle, an even bigger news story is quietly gaining speed. It is about President Biden and his weakening health.

Sven R. Larson July 4, 2022

The Strange Disappearance of the Right-Wing Pundit

If you flick through current affairs programming, you’ll find one misfit after another, pushing the most radical Left thought of the moment.

Mario Laghos July 4, 2022

Dutch Farmers Protest Government Interference

On July 3rd, farmers convened en masse in their tractors and blocked the German-Dutch border. Others protested by dumping manure in front of several public buildings. Reuters reports that on July 4th, they also blocked roads and supermarket distribution centres.

Bridget Ryder July 4, 2022

Month: July 2022

Paris: The New Government, Already Under Fierce Criticism

Euro Zone Inflation Ticks Up in June

Growing Trend Among Climate Activists: Targeting Great Artworks of the Western Past

Deadly Shootout on Hungarian Border

Last Ukrainian Stronghold in Luhansk Falls

Fire at Largest U.S. Liquified Natural Gas Export Terminal Damages European Gas Market

Danish Mass Shooter Had Mental Health Problems

American Politics That May Affect Europe

The Strange Disappearance of the Right-Wing Pundit

Dutch Farmers Protest Government Interference

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