February 2023 | The European Conservative

Government-Funded Feminists Protest Politician at Spanish University

The feminist organisation received over €20,000 from the ministry of equality in “grants intended to support the associative and foundational movement at the state level.”

Bridget Ryder February 2, 2023

Dutch Court: Banning Conversion Therapy Violates Religious Freedom

The Council of State sided with Christians on the issue and stated that a total ban on conversion therapy would also violate people’s freedom to choose their own therapy.

Tamás Orbán February 2, 2023

Exxon Mobil’s Record Profits Spark Call for ‘Windfall’ Tax

Top executives at companies like ExxonMobil have condemned ‘windfall’ profit taxes as not only unlawful but counter-productive.

Tristan Vanheuckelom February 2, 2023

Meloni Discusses Key Issues With Michel Ahead of European Council Meeting

Both leaders discussed the EU’s response to recently announced American subsidies with Michel praising Italy’s role in protecting Europe’s southern frontier.

Thomas O'Reilly February 2, 2023

Ukraine PM: We Will Join EU Within Two Years

Ukraine’s prime minister expects his country to clear the pre-entry stage of negotiations by the end of the year, but EU officials remain skeptical. Still much needs to be reformed in Ukraine’s public sector before the country can join the EU.

Tamás Orbán February 2, 2023

CSU Secretary General Calls Baerbock a Massive Security Risk for Germany

Several political notables—from Germany and other European states—have been quick to distance themselves from Baerbock’s comments.

Robert Semonsen February 2, 2023

Japan and Korea To Strengthen Ties With NATO Amid Rising Tensions

Global defense cooperation is needed to address mounting security challenges, as the future of the rules-based international order is at stake, warned the secretary general.

Tamás Orbán February 2, 2023

Warsaw To Commit 4% of GDP to Defense Spending in 2023

All members of the NATO alliance are expected to reach the benchmark of spending at least 2% of GDP on defense by the year 2024.

Robert Semonsen February 2, 2023

Human Rights Watch: Landmines Undermining Civilians’ Safety in Ukraine

The watchdog verified 11 civilian casualties and 50 injuries. “Russian forces have repeatedly used antipersonnel mines, but this doesn’t justify Ukrainian use of these prohibited weapons.”

Tamás Orbán February 2, 2023

Italian Embassies on Alert After Wave of Anarchist Attacks

In the shadow of Caspito’s hunger strike, Italy’s government is bracing against a wave of left-wing violence. Meanwhile, some observers are drawing connections between political fields and organised crime.

Tadhg Pidgeon February 1, 2023

Month: February 2023

Government-Funded Feminists Protest Politician at Spanish University

Dutch Court: Banning Conversion Therapy Violates Religious Freedom

Exxon Mobil’s Record Profits Spark Call for ‘Windfall’ Tax

Meloni Discusses Key Issues With Michel Ahead of European Council Meeting

Ukraine PM: We Will Join EU Within Two Years

CSU Secretary General Calls Baerbock a Massive Security Risk for Germany

Japan and Korea To Strengthen Ties With NATO Amid Rising Tensions

Warsaw To Commit 4% of GDP to Defense Spending in 2023

Human Rights Watch: Landmines Undermining Civilians’ Safety in Ukraine

Italian Embassies on Alert After Wave of Anarchist Attacks

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