November 2022 | The European Conservative

Breakthrough: An Interview with Fen de Villiers

You have to disconnect people from the idea of the heroic if you want to weaken a nation… The arts establishment doesn’t want heroes, because a hero represents something that is ‘unequal.’ Heroes represent something that has achieved greatness.

Mario Laghos November 4, 2022

North Korean Strikes Against South Korea; Seoul Fights Back

There were no casualties on either side, but the missile exchange marks a further step in the deterioration of relations between the two Koreas as the U.S. fears further nuclear tests by Pyongyang.

Hélène de Lauzun November 3, 2022

Russia Back on Board with Black Sea Grain Deal

In spite of Russia’s reneging on its commitment to protecting the corridor, Turkey, the UN, and Ukraine continued operations on Monday and Tuesday, keeping Russia abreast of them.

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 3, 2022

Austrians Wishing to Leave EU Doubles Amid Pandemic and Russo-Ukraine War

Nearly 3 in 10 Austrians favor leaving the European Union, more than double the number who favored leaving the bloc prior to the pandemic and the Russo-Ukraine War.

Robert Semonsen November 3, 2022

French Government Not to Be Trusted on Immigration

The government would like to achieve “almost 100% enforcement.” But, while the number of illegal immigrants continues to increase, removal measures are less and less applied. Statistically, an illegal immigrant is more likely to be regularised than to be removed.

Hélène de Lauzun November 3, 2022

German Interior Minister Accused of Concealing Massive Influx of Migrants

Deputy Chairman of Germany’s Federal Police Union Manuel Ostermann, who said more than 1,500 illegal migrants are arriving in Germany every day, accused Interior Minister Faeser of concealing the damning data.

Robert Semonsen November 3, 2022

Dying Beauties: On Saving Romania’s National Architecture

Streets in Bucharest are lined with decaying neo-Brâncovenesc buildings. Instead of restoration, city-planners are heaping rubbish upon rubbish, building the same junk that has ruined cities from one end of Europe to the other.

Sebastian Morello November 3, 2022

Strong Republican Momentum in U.S. Midterms

Currently, the Democrats control both legislative chambers, but with very small margins. This is about to change.

Sven R. Larson November 2, 2022

Danish Election Renews Leftist Government

Incumbent prime minister and Social Democrat chairwoman, Mette Frederiksen, intends to hand in her resignation while negotiating a new alliance to come back with renewed parliamentary support.

Sven R. Larson November 2, 2022

Paris: Foreign Nationals Committed 70% of Violent Robberies in 1st Half of 2022

Macron, despite finally acknowledging the statistical phenomenon, has still refused to make “generalizations,” and added that he will “never make an existential link between immigration and insecurity.”

Robert Semonsen November 2, 2022

Month: November 2022

Breakthrough: An Interview with Fen de Villiers

North Korean Strikes Against South Korea; Seoul Fights Back

Russia Back on Board with Black Sea Grain Deal

Austrians Wishing to Leave EU Doubles Amid Pandemic and Russo-Ukraine War

French Government Not to Be Trusted on Immigration

German Interior Minister Accused of Concealing Massive Influx of Migrants

Dying Beauties: On Saving Romania’s National Architecture

Strong Republican Momentum in U.S. Midterms

Danish Election Renews Leftist Government

Paris: Foreign Nationals Committed 70% of Violent Robberies in 1st Half of 2022

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