The Danger to Democracy Comes From Above, Not Below The EU elites are not about to give up this year’s elections without a dirty fight. Mick Hume February 5, 2024
Scotland: The Long-Delayed Rise of a Conservative Nationalism? Scottish conservative nationalism is a reaction to the ‘progressive’ politics of the Scottish Government. Paul Gilfillan February 4, 2024
Camembert and Roquefort, Allegories for Humanity There are a few cheese-related lessons to be learned from the misadventures of Roquefort and Camembert for us human beings. Hélène de Lauzun February 4, 2024
Diversity: Such a Strength, the BBC Has To Enforce It Many have long-since argued that the BBC is unfit for purpose, but this week’s diversity farrago takes the biscuit. Frank Haviland February 4, 2024
Christianity, Marxism, and the Common Good Whenever they had power, Marxists persecuted Christians. Now, thanks to subtle propaganda, they have reappeared with the same ideas in a state of apparently unsullied ideology. Jaime Nogueira Pinto February 4, 2024
The End of Love The real tragedy of the red pillers is that they peddle a chronically limited view of masculinity as its pinnacle. Harrison Pitt February 4, 2024
The Truck: A Rolling Symbol of America We Americans hate compromises. If we can’t get everything today, we invent a way to get everything tomorrow. That is why we love our trucks. Sven R. Larson February 3, 2024
#FreeJohanFloderus: Pressure on EU to Bring Home Swede Imprisoned in Iran As of Feb. 3rd, Johan Floderus, a Swedish EU diplomat, has been unlawfully imprisoned by the Iranian regime for 657 days. Tamás Orbán February 3, 2024
Scotland: The Strange Case of the Missing Nationalism There is no conservative tradition in Scotland that is not self-consciously anti-nationalist. Paul Gilfillan February 3, 2024
Leftist EU Parties Claim They’ve Been on the Farmers’ Side All Along Agrarian demonstrators should be wary of parties who have suddenly begun ‘supporting’ them after the fiery Brussels protest. Tamás Orbán February 3, 2024
