August 2022 | The European Conservative

Sri Lanka: IMF Agreement Postponed, Crackdowns on Protesters

While Sri Lankans had hoped that the removal of Rajapaksa from office would be a first step to turn around the collapsed economy, negotiations with the World Bank and IMF haven’t yet been successful. Instead, protesters are being persecuted.

David Boos August 2, 2022

Germany’s Coalition Government Tussles over Nuclear Power

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine putting the security of gas supplies at risk, the situation has changed. Calls are now being made for the country’s three largest power stations, including the one in Bavaria, to remain open.

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 2, 2022

Tunisian Referendum Strengthens Presidency, Weakens Democracy

It remains to be seen whether the constitutional change will lead to stability in the country that birthed the Arab Spring.

Carlos Perona Calvete August 1, 2022

Back Home on a Visit

Many European Conservative writers and thinkers have declared that Europe must regain her Catholic and Christian soul; ultimately, if our country is to survive she must acquire a soul from that same source.

Charles A. Coulombe August 1, 2022

Race, Culture, and Western Self-Hatred: the Fake Controversy Over Orbán’s Speech

Please forgive me if I roll my eyes when I hear the diversity pharisees playing the colour-blind champions against their favourite scapegoat because he referred to the concept they have turned into a lucrative business.

Rodrigo Ballester August 1, 2022

When Democracy Gets in the Way

Government officials, elected and unelected, increasingly see democracy as an inconvenience, even an obstacle. How far down the current path does Europe have to go before the Italian example from a century ago becomes a case of retroactive clairvoyance?

Sven R. Larson August 1, 2022

Change of President in Sight at the Rassemblement National

Aliot vs Bardella: two profiles, two opportunities. For all that, it is difficult to talk about two competitors, since the two men make their political loyalty to Marine the pillar of their candidacy.

Hélène de Lauzun August 1, 2022

Climate Activist Group “Last Generation” Funded by Public Money

Despite ties to far-left extremist groups, climate activists of Letzte Generation have access to more than €150,000 in federal subsidies from the German Ministry of Economics.

David Boos August 1, 2022

Month: August 2022

Sri Lanka: IMF Agreement Postponed, Crackdowns on Protesters

Germany’s Coalition Government Tussles over Nuclear Power

Tunisian Referendum Strengthens Presidency, Weakens Democracy

Back Home on a Visit

Race, Culture, and Western Self-Hatred: the Fake Controversy Over Orbán’s Speech

When Democracy Gets in the Way

Change of President in Sight at the Rassemblement National

Climate Activist Group “Last Generation” Funded by Public Money

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