December 19, 2022 | The European Conservative

EU Corruption Scandal: Over 60 MEPs Allegedly Being Targeted by Investigators

Robert Semonsen December 19, 2022

Most MEPs who have found themselves in the crosshairs of investigators are members of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D) grouping in the European Parliament.

Qatar Objects to Being Singled Out in EU Anti-Corruption Measures

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 19, 2022

While main suspect Eva Kaili gets most of the attention, the corruption case’s wider ripple effect, particularly in diplomatic relations with the major energy supplier, is making itself felt.

Russia has Fallen to the Bottom and It is Putin’s Fault: An Interview with Mykola Volkivskyi

Álvaro Peñas December 19, 2022

Mykola Volkivskyi is the former advisor to the chairman of the Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament (2014-2021). A political and economic expert, and president of

Historic Art Heist Loot Retrieved by German Police

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 19, 2022

Upon hearing the news, Dresden State Art Collections’ general director termed the find a “true Christmas miracle.”

Literature that Defied the Nazi Regime

Sebastian Sigler December 19, 2022

Scholdt pays tribute to both the aesthetic achievements and the courage of writers who were persecuted and ostracized during the Nazi era. He also considers the significance of their resistance in the Nazi years for our own tumultuous times.

Central Banks Raise Interest Rates Again

Sven R. Larson December 19, 2022

The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank both foresee having to continue raising interest rates significantly to roll back inflation to 2%.

German Bishops Loosen Labour Law Restrictions for Homosexual Employees

Jan Bentz December 19, 2022

Employees, who used to have to agree to the Church’s moral code with regard to relationships and intimacy, are now free to follow their own moral convictions, as these are considered “private matters.”

Japan Approves Doubling of Military Spending

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 19, 2022

This change for Japan, which had renounced the right to wage war and had adopted a stance of military non-involvement in international disputes, illustrates how much the geopolitical reality has changed in recent years.

Qatargate: Obstacles to an Urgent Commission of Inquiry in the European Parliament

Hélène de Lauzun December 19, 2022

The text that was finally voted on calls for a commission of inquiry, but only once the legal proceedings have been completed, i.e., in effect, during the next term.

Tragedy and the Cross: The Role of Suffering in Michael D. O’Brien’s Novels

Clemens Cavallin December 19, 2022

From O’Brien’s perspective, Christian civilization and the Church are failing in critical ways, inducing a sense of collective kenosis, and the temptation to social despair. The raw pain of collective suffering puts supernatural hope to the test.

Day: December 19, 2022

EU Corruption Scandal: Over 60 MEPs Allegedly Being Targeted by Investigators

Qatar Objects to Being Singled Out in EU Anti-Corruption Measures

Russia has Fallen to the Bottom and It is Putin’s Fault: An Interview with Mykola Volkivskyi

Historic Art Heist Loot Retrieved by German Police

Literature that Defied the Nazi Regime

Central Banks Raise Interest Rates Again

German Bishops Loosen Labour Law Restrictions for Homosexual Employees

Japan Approves Doubling of Military Spending

Qatargate: Obstacles to an Urgent Commission of Inquiry in the European Parliament

Tragedy and the Cross: The Role of Suffering in Michael D. O’Brien’s Novels

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