May 2023 | The European Conservative

Swedes Must Reevaluate the EU “Straightjacket”

“The will of the Swedish people, which is reflected in the results of parliamentary elections, will become less and less relevant as power is increasingly centralized in Brussels,” Åkesson said.

Robert Semonsen May 3, 2023

Germany: Trans Women Will Be Drafted as Men

Despite criticizing Ukraine for doing the same, the German SPD-led government’s new trans recognition law will prevent trans women from dodging the draft in the event of future mobilization.

Tamás Orbán May 3, 2023

Hungarian Parliament Approves Judicial Reforms

Although the reforms should be enough to unlock half of the €27 billion worth of frozen funds, the European Commission will likely take its time to use it as leverage on the LGBT and migration front as well.

Tamás Orbán May 3, 2023

MEPs To Lose ‘Right of Dissent’

The report lends credence to the belief that the EU seeks to use post-Qatargate reforms to harass dissenting MEPs, banning them from speaking against EU foreign policy missions while overseas.

Thomas O'Reilly May 3, 2023

Fraud Investigation Launched Against AfD MEP

Krah is alleged to have helped rig a tendering process in favour of a company to which he has links, fanning the flames of a worsening internal spat within the AfD’s Brussels contingent.

Thomas O'Reilly May 3, 2023

The West Is Not Necessarily ‘Democratic’—In Fact, It Never Was

Historical facts are often presented in a way that suits the prevailing narrative of the struggle of the free and Western liberal-democracies against autocracies.

Tomislav Kardum May 3, 2023

The State of Karl Marx, Part II: Avoiding Anarchy

It’s imperative that we strive to understand Marx’s account of history and justice, given that it continues to possess so much of the public debate on who we are and what our future may look like.

Harrison Pitt May 3, 2023

Poll: More Than 8 in 10 French Favor Immigration Law Facilitating Deportations

The opinion poll comes as new immigration legislation, which was supposed to be one of the main items on the National Assembly’s agenda between now and July 14th, has been postponed until autumn due to a lack of majority support.

Robert Semonsen May 3, 2023

Finland to Host U.S. Military on its Territory

Stopping just shy of calling them ‘military bases’, the agreement will give the U.S. military access to “agreed facilities and areas” inside Finland.

Tamás Orbán May 3, 2023

New, “Constructive” UK-China Relationship Gets Off to Bumpy Start

China has revealed it is sending a controversial figure to the upcoming coronation of King Charles.

Michael Curzon May 3, 2023

Month: May 2023

Swedes Must Reevaluate the EU “Straightjacket”

Germany: Trans Women Will Be Drafted as Men

Hungarian Parliament Approves Judicial Reforms

MEPs To Lose ‘Right of Dissent’

Fraud Investigation Launched Against AfD MEP

The West Is Not Necessarily ‘Democratic’—In Fact, It Never Was

The State of Karl Marx, Part II: Avoiding Anarchy

Poll: More Than 8 in 10 French Favor Immigration Law Facilitating Deportations

Finland to Host U.S. Military on its Territory

New, “Constructive” UK-China Relationship Gets Off to Bumpy Start

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