August 2023 | The European Conservative

‘Dissident Bodies’ and Bio-Political Control

The powers-that-be dislike inherited forms, like the feminine woman and the masculine man, whose roles and relationships escape their control.

Carlos Perona Calvete August 2, 2023

Warsaw Claims Belarus Violated Polish Airspace; Minsk Dismisses Accusation

The Polish ministry of defense noted that Belarusian authorities had “previously informed the Polish side” about the training exercise.

Robert Semonsen August 2, 2023

Trump Indicted Over Attempt To Reverse 2020 Election

The former president said he was being “persecuted” in a manner “reminiscent of Nazi Germany.”

Michael Curzon August 2, 2023

Without Fortitude, We Will Achieve Nothing: An Interview with Michael Knowles

The Left has been very good at retaining power in many countries in the West, and this has not been a five or ten year campaign—this is a hundred year campaign. If we are going to turn that around, we are going to have to recognise that this is a marathon, not a sprint.

Álvaro Peñas August 2, 2023

Swedes Turn to Vigilante Justice To Deal With Migrant Crime

Fed up with rising levels of crime and insecurity from drug-addicted illegal immigrants, residents of the Swedish no-go area of Husby formed their own vigilante groups and drove out the addicts.

Chris Tomlinson August 2, 2023

Brussels Slams British Attempt At Bypassing Brexit Rules

The Brexit debate is set to potentially reignite over new customs arrangements set for October.

Thomas O'Reilly August 2, 2023

German Village Successfully Revolts Against Refugee Centre

The locals pushed back on government plans after hearing about criminal activities in neighbouring towns.

Zoltán Kottász August 2, 2023

Ukrainian Grain To Flow From Croatia’s Ports

The deal would be an “effective contribution to the food security of the world,” Ukraine’s foreign minister said.

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 2, 2023

Educating for the Vacant Middle: The Virtues of the Educated Amateur

FROM THE SUMMER 2023 PRINT EDITION: We need to educate people to understand that the culture they have is a product of human history and choice, and to see that, beyond gratitude to their ancestors, they also have obligations to those who will come after them.

Ted V. McAllister August 2, 2023

Challenging COVID Worship Bans

Religious freedom was repeatedly violated during COVID. Yet it is essential for everyone—not only for people of faith. It enables all people to live according to their conscience, regardless of their religious convictions.

Sofia Hörder August 1, 2023

Month: August 2023

‘Dissident Bodies’ and Bio-Political Control

Warsaw Claims Belarus Violated Polish Airspace; Minsk Dismisses Accusation

Trump Indicted Over Attempt To Reverse 2020 Election

Without Fortitude, We Will Achieve Nothing: An Interview with Michael Knowles

Swedes Turn to Vigilante Justice To Deal With Migrant Crime

Brussels Slams British Attempt At Bypassing Brexit Rules

German Village Successfully Revolts Against Refugee Centre

Ukrainian Grain To Flow From Croatia’s Ports

Educating for the Vacant Middle: The Virtues of the Educated Amateur

Challenging COVID Worship Bans

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