August 2022 | The European Conservative

Whistle Blown on Alzheimer’s Research

The whistleblower who first identified potential fraud, also uncovered similar manipulation in dozens of peer-reviewed papers by the same scientist who published the original paper in question.

Bridget Ryder August 4, 2022

The Magic of Old

The novel treats Britain’s past with the utmost respect it deserves; the regency world is presented to the reader in all its glory. Susanna Clarke does not betray its spirit by infusing it with modern culture, unlike so many other representations of the period.

Daria Fedotova August 4, 2022

Archbishop of Canterbury Tries To Reaffirm Traditional Doctrine on Homosexuality

For Archbishop Welby, confirming traditional moral teaching is not a question of truth, but of practicality and prudential policy— considerably diminishing the moral significance of his letter.

Hélène de Lauzun August 4, 2022

Russia Declares Azov Regiment Terrorists

In a statement on August 2nd, the Azov Regiment accused Russia of using the judicial declaration to justify war crimes, and called on Washington to designate Russia a terrorist state.

Bridget Ryder August 4, 2022

Tight Markets, Logistics, Bottlenecks Could Cause Coal Shortage

Germany and Poland are the countries facing the greatest likelihood of suffering from a coal shortfall.

Bridget Ryder August 4, 2022

Campaign Against “Aesthetic Violence” Used Beach Photos Without Consent

Several women featured on the poster have come forward, stating that they were not asked to participate in this campaign.

Carlos Perona Calvete August 4, 2022

Tensions in Kosovo Reminiscent of Russian Tutelage Over Serbia

Russia supports Serbian claims that the existence of an independent Kosovo would have no historical validity—a parallel being easily drawn with Russian claims over Crimea in 2014 and now over Ukraine as a whole.

Hélène de Lauzun August 4, 2022

Eat Mutton, Wear Wool, Heat with Wood:
Traditional Ways to Stop Wildfires

Locals, forestry experts, farmers, and ecologists all agreed that the principal problem is bad forest management, which is best countered by a return of rural life and its traditional activities, particularly extensive cattle farming. But it’s easier said than done.

Bridget Ryder August 3, 2022

A Thorough Modern Devil Tempts Paris:
A Review of Gounod’s Faust at the Paris Opera

Tobias Kratzer successfully framed the tale’s tension between the temptation of lustful vice and the promise of salvation as a modern ‘crise de conscience.’

Paul du Quenoy August 3, 2022

A Conservative Fix for Future Debt Crises

The socialist welfare state is inherently unaffordable. It destroys its own tax base and leads to economic stagnation.

Sven R. Larson August 3, 2022

Month: August 2022

Whistle Blown on Alzheimer’s Research

The Magic of Old

Archbishop of Canterbury Tries To Reaffirm Traditional Doctrine on Homosexuality

Russia Declares Azov Regiment Terrorists

Tight Markets, Logistics, Bottlenecks Could Cause Coal Shortage

Campaign Against “Aesthetic Violence” Used Beach Photos Without Consent

Tensions in Kosovo Reminiscent of Russian Tutelage Over Serbia

Eat Mutton, Wear Wool, Heat with Wood:
Traditional Ways to Stop Wildfires

A Thorough Modern Devil Tempts Paris:
A Review of Gounod’s Faust at the Paris Opera

A Conservative Fix for Future Debt Crises

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