March 2023 | The European Conservative

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Wagner Claims Russian Forces Have Surrounded Bakhmut

While analysts and commentators continue to debate Bakhmut’s strategic importance, most agree that the city’s capture would carry strong symbolic and political significance for the Russians.

Robert Semonsen March 6, 2023

China Boosts Defense Budget Despite Low Economic Growth Projections

Chinese analysts paint the 7.2% increase as a “reasonable and restrained boost amid military spending sprees by many other countries around the world.”

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 6, 2023

Italian PM: Women Will Be the First Victims of Gender Ideology

Meloni’s statements found support among prominent members of Italy’s LGBT community, including Cristina Gramolini, the president of the pro-lesbian and feminist association ArciLesbica.

Robert Semonsen March 6, 2023

Sweden: 10-Year-Old Girl Violently Attacked; Suspect in Custody

The suspect, 35-year-old Milad Salari, has an extensive criminal history which includes convictions for violent crimes.

Robert Semonsen March 6, 2023

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Belgian Constitutional Court Greenlights Prisoner Exchange With Iran

Last January, Belgian NGO worker Olivier Vandecasteele was sentenced to 40 years in prison on what Brussels has declared as ‘sham’ espionage charges.

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 6, 2023

The Roots of Sacrifice: Religion, Morality, and the Search for Transcendence

Acceptable forms of sacrifice may change throughout time, but its essence remains. It is based on the deeply rooted sense of something more important than oneself: a deity, a family, a nation, or the entire world.

Daria Fedotova March 6, 2023

The Rise of the ‘Dirty Old Woman’

Could the women’s desire to visit The Gambia have anything to do with the fact that many young men, desperate and unable to find decent employment, turn to sex tourism to make a living?

John Mac Ghlionn March 5, 2023

Lars von Trier’s The Kingdom: A Hospital Drama for Sick Souls

“In the shadow of the eccentric, the charming, and the zany, terror lurks. Maybe that’s the background against which man’s wickedness is clearest.”—Lars von Trier

Andrew Petiprin March 5, 2023

Tariffs To Stop Migration

The plans to tie tariff rates to border control have unleashed fierce criticism of the EU from human rights groups.

Thomas O'Reilly March 5, 2023

Adrian Vermeule’s (un)Common Good: A Legal Philosophy for a Postliberal World

By asserting that the common good does exist and can be defined and applied, Vermeule contests the cultural Left and libertarian Right’s chimera of a values-neutral jurisprudence.

Kurt Hofer March 5, 2023

Month: March 2023

Wagner Claims Russian Forces Have Surrounded Bakhmut

China Boosts Defense Budget Despite Low Economic Growth Projections

Italian PM: Women Will Be the First Victims of Gender Ideology

Sweden: 10-Year-Old Girl Violently Attacked; Suspect in Custody

Belgian Constitutional Court Greenlights Prisoner Exchange With Iran

The Roots of Sacrifice: Religion, Morality, and the Search for Transcendence

The Rise of the ‘Dirty Old Woman’

Lars von Trier’s The Kingdom: A Hospital Drama for Sick Souls

Tariffs To Stop Migration

Adrian Vermeule’s (un)Common Good: A Legal Philosophy for a Postliberal World

Countries Most Exposed to Chinese Influence Include the U.S. and Germany

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