July 2022 | The European Conservative

Italy Facing Multiple Crises Due to Drought

The Po River, once feared for being prone to spring floods, may become the source of fresh horror as multiple crises in Italy play out due to the absence of water.

Bridget Ryder July 4, 2022

Methanol Hybrid Tanker Built by China Reduces Emissions by 75%

While the struggle to gain independence of Russian gas is causing European environmentalists to compromise their transformation process to renewable energies, China just launched its first dual-fuel hybrid tanker.

David Boos July 4, 2022

Lives for Sale: The Hidden Horrors of Ukraine’s Surrogacy Industry

Why are we allowing corporations to profit both from the desperation of people struggling with infertility and women in poverty?

Georgia L. Gilholy July 4, 2022

EU Strikes Out Against ‘Fast Fashion’

In a fact sheet, the commission summed up its goal: by 2030 “all textile products placed on the EU market are durable, repairable, and recyclable, to a great extent made of recycled fibres, free of hazardous substances, produced respecting social rights.”

Bridget Ryder July 4, 2022

Towards A New Fusionism:
Postliberals, Claremonsters, and American Conservative Consensus

Can the lived conservatism of the Postliberals find common ground—and common political cause—with the universalist notions of natural right, justice and equality espoused by the Claremont School? On this question, I believe, hinges the fate of a new conservative fusionism updated to meet the challenges of our time.

Kurt Hofer July 3, 2022

London and Strasbourg: Destined for Divorce?

Signatories to the Convention must “abide by the final judgement of the court in any case to which they are parties.” Plans for an updated Bill of Rights offer no way around the fact that final rulings from Strasbourg have binding force in UK law.

Harrison Pitt July 3, 2022

Pro-Lifers Show the Incoherence of Abortion on Spanish Streets

“This is the only [moment] in which you can kill him legally,” reads the text, next to an arrow pointing to the belly of Miguel’s pregnant mother.

Bridget Ryder July 3, 2022

Iran: Nuclear Deal Talks Stall as Country Applies for BRICS Membership

A U.S. State Department official expressed disappointment, saying that “Iran has, yet again, failed to respond positively to the EU’s initiative and … no progress was made.”

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 3, 2022

End of the Historic Trial for Paris Terrorist Attacks

The trial opened with a striking statement by the ‘mastermind’ Salah Abdeslam. “First of all, I would like to say that there is no God but Allah and Mohamed is his servant.” By explicitly declaring the religious dimension of his act, he embarrassed the judges and the media who, despite the horror of the attacks, still struggle to accept the notion of Islamist terrorism.

Hélène de Lauzun July 3, 2022

Antisemitic Scandal at documenta 15 Sends Shockwaves Through German Art World

The installation of an almost 100m² painting with anti-semitic motifs at the world art show documenta 15 has caused outrage in Germany.

David Boos July 3, 2022

Month: July 2022

Italy Facing Multiple Crises Due to Drought

Methanol Hybrid Tanker Built by China Reduces Emissions by 75%

Lives for Sale: The Hidden Horrors of Ukraine’s Surrogacy Industry

EU Strikes Out Against ‘Fast Fashion’

Towards A New Fusionism:
Postliberals, Claremonsters, and American Conservative Consensus

London and Strasbourg: Destined for Divorce?

Pro-Lifers Show the Incoherence of Abortion on Spanish Streets

Iran: Nuclear Deal Talks Stall as Country Applies for BRICS Membership

End of the Historic Trial for Paris Terrorist Attacks

Antisemitic Scandal at documenta 15 Sends Shockwaves Through German Art World

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