July 2023 | The European Conservative

Macron Meets French Mayors After The Riots

President Macron received a delegation of 220 mayors at the Élysée Palace, from communities hard hit by the violence of recent days or having themselves been direct victims of the violence.

Hélène de Lauzun July 5, 2023

UK PM To Review Porn Laws After Reports Showing Ease of Access By Minors

To curb children’s access to pornography, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced the government will do a full review of the country’s laws regarding porn.

Chris Tomlinson July 5, 2023

Six Nights of Riots: The Human and Material Costs

In six nights, the rioters have already caused over €1 billion worth of damage.

Robert Semonsen July 5, 2023

A Promising Role Debut Puts Teatro San Carlo’s Die Walküre on the Map

Tiezzi’s production eschews the interpretive fripperies and psychological baggage common in contemporary Wagner productions in favor of appealing abstractions.

Paul du Quenoy July 4, 2023

Meltdown Fears as Russia Claims False Flag Attack Imminent at Nuclear Plant

Both sides say the other wants to engineer a nuclear disaster at Zaporizhzhia as Ukrainian forces look to recapture the power plant as part of their counteroffensive.

Thomas O'Reilly July 4, 2023

Report: Western Companies Made $200B in Russia Last Year

The Ukrainian advocacy group B4Ukraine revealed Western companies’ underlying hypocrisy, with some continuing to make billions even after pledging to leave—while most don’t even intend to—“further enabling Russia’s war of aggression.”

Tamás Orbán July 4, 2023

France’s Diplomatic Agenda Again Disrupted by Riots

Due to the urgency of the national situation, Emmanuel Macron was forced to cancel a long-awaited trip to Berlin. Once more, France’s diplomatic policy is affected by social unrest.

Hélène de Lauzun July 4, 2023

Mercosur Summit to Tackle Imbalances in EU Trade Deal

Mercosur members agree on rejecting the EU’s environmental conditions, but are divided on allowing members to negotiate bilaterally to open up their market, as Uruguay is trying to do.

Carlos Perona Calvete July 4, 2023

Prosecution Center for Russian War Crimes Launched in The Hague

Despite the name, the new international body will not be able to prosecute the crime of aggression but is viewed as the first step toward creating another, Nuremberg-like war tribunal to put the entire Kremlin on the stand.

Tamás Orbán July 4, 2023

Spain EU Presidency: We Need a Deal on Migration by the End of the Year

Spain’s EU Council Presidency was officially launched in Madrid, where both PM Sánchez and Commission President von der Leyen said they’d push through the Migration Pact regardless of Central European objections.

Tamás Orbán July 4, 2023

Month: July 2023

Macron Meets French Mayors After The Riots

Six Nights of Riots: The Human and Material Costs

A Promising Role Debut Puts Teatro San Carlo’s Die Walküre on the Map

Meltdown Fears as Russia Claims False Flag Attack Imminent at Nuclear Plant

Report: Western Companies Made $200B in Russia Last Year

France’s Diplomatic Agenda Again Disrupted by Riots

Mercosur Summit to Tackle Imbalances in EU Trade Deal

Prosecution Center for Russian War Crimes Launched in The Hague

Spain EU Presidency: We Need a Deal on Migration by the End of the Year

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