September 2022 | The European Conservative

Unicorns and the Future of Capitalism

If these four companies—WeWork, Uber, Airbnb, and DoorDash—were representative of what American capitalism had to offer, there would be reasons for grave concern about the future of our economic system.

Sven R. Larson September 4, 2022

Persian Tales: The Role of Church During Refugee Crisis

Is there a proper way to differentiate between true refugees and opportunists? It is a hard question to answer. But one thing is sure: it is never a loss when the Church gets actively involved in a refugee’s life. While the system can be cheated, God cannot.

Galyna Peregrin September 4, 2022

Gazprom Halts Nord Stream 1 Gas Deliveries Indefinitely

Gazprom’s purported technical issues mark the latest episode in what is fast becoming a long-running series of similar events—Gazprom has regularly invoked such issues as the reason for reducing gas flows into Germany and the rest of Europe.

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 3, 2022

Sweden Democrat Chief: Social Democrats are the Real Threat to Sweden

Åkesson’s sharp statements come as the Sweden Democrats are poised to become the second-largest party represented in the Riksdag.

Robert Semonsen September 3, 2022

Poland to Demand €1.3 Trillion of Reparations From Germany

The head of the ruling PiS party in Poland, Jaroslav Kacynski, announced plans to demand €1.3 trillion in reparations for the damage Poland sustained during World War II, but the German government considers the matter settled since 1953.

David Boos September 3, 2022

Outgoing Boris Johnson Goes All-in On Nuclear

In his typical sloganeering fashion, Johnson called on the nation to “go nuclear and go large, go with Sizewell C.” He appeared confident that the deal will get “over the line” in the coming weeks, saying it would “be absolute madness not to.”

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 3, 2022

Russian Energy Giant Gazprom Posts Record Profits Despite Sanctions

In the first six month of this year, Gazprom—despite its gas imports to Europe having dropped by 35%—posted a record-breaking net profit of 41.7 billion euros.

Robert Semonsen September 3, 2022

Feelings and the Burkean Contract

It is very difficult to argue for the Burkean Contract. If one sees oneself as a morally isolated, radical individual for whom history means nothing and for whom nothing is owed to the future, no amount of disputation will let in the light.

Sebastian Morello September 3, 2022

Recession or Not? Part I

While it is correct that a recession is defined by two consecutive quarters of declining GDP, it is not correct that the American GDP declined two quarters in a row. Unfortunately, all the economists and analysts who made the recession call were wrong.

Sven R. Larson September 2, 2022

Memories of a Statesman

In four short years, the spirit of reform ushered in by Mikhail Gorbachev tore down one of the most totalitarian constructs in modern human history and allowed for the healing of scars that had marred an entire continent for decades.

Sven R. Larson September 2, 2022

Month: September 2022

Unicorns and the Future of Capitalism

Persian Tales: The Role of Church During Refugee Crisis

Gazprom Halts Nord Stream 1 Gas Deliveries Indefinitely

Poland to Demand €1.3 Trillion of Reparations From Germany

Outgoing Boris Johnson Goes All-in On Nuclear

Russian Energy Giant Gazprom Posts Record Profits Despite Sanctions

Feelings and the Burkean Contract

Recession or Not? Part I

Memories of a Statesman

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