The Curse of County Mayo The litany of defeats and errors would make you think the football team was cursed. Maybe they are. Dualta Roughneen February 3, 2024
London Chemical Attacker ‘Used Christianity’ To Remain in UK Why was the attacker granted leave to remain despite his sex offence conviction? Nick Hallett February 3, 2024
What I Saw at the EU Farmers’ Protest The very nature of the protest highlighted the fact that the farmers believe their backs are against the wall. Jonathon Van Maren February 3, 2024
PM Orbán Indicates Willingness To Join Conservative ECR Group in European Parliament Identity & Democracy group also courting Hungarian leadership, highlighting potential for unified Right in Brussels. Tamás Orbán | Zoltán Kottász February 2, 2024
Euros & Dollars: Central Banks Say ‘Wait and See’ to Rate Cuts Despite differences in inflation rates and macroeconomic trends, many central banks make their policy decisions based on what the Federal Reserve does. Sven R. Larson February 2, 2024
Irish Farmers Fight Back Against Rising ‘Green’ Regulations Nationwide tractor protests show solidarity with EU-wide demonstrations Thomas O'Reilly February 2, 2024
Aragón Repeals ‘Democratic Memory’ Law The defunct law imposed an ideological spin on the Spanish Civil War Bridget Ryder February 2, 2024
The Forgotten European: Hermann Platz’s Vision for Peace Platz argued that only through cultural and spiritual renewal could the West recover its lost solidarity. Matthew Scarince February 2, 2024
A 21st-Century Peasants’ Revolt The political elite increasingly seeks to implement its own agenda—no matter what ordinary people want. Jonathon Van Maren February 1, 2024
Hungary and the EU: Who’s Blackmailing Whom? After years of tensions, European elites have entered into a personal crusade against Orbán; they want his head. Rodrigo Ballester February 1, 2024
