December 2025 | The European Conservative

Europe’s Growing ‘Honour Killing’ Problem

The brutal murder of an 18-year-old girl in the Netherlands, allegedly at the hands of her own family members, must force an uncomfortable conversation about migration and integration.

Lauren Smith December 1, 2025

NATO’s top military official: More aggressive action and even pre-emptive strikes against Russia cannot be ruled out

The NATO is examining how to deter Russia more effectively, including through tougher, proactive measures.

Gábor Szűcs December 1, 2025

Carols, Lights, and Concrete Blocks: Europe’s New Christmas Reality

Masked rioters, concrete barriers, and armed patrols signal a new reality for Europe’s holiday markets this season.

Rebeka Kis December 1, 2025

The police use water cannons to disperse violent leftist protesters demonstrating against the establishment of AfD’s youth chapter in Giessen, Germany.

Merz “Stabs Attacked Police Officers in the Back” As He Fails To Condemn Weekend Leftist Violence

The chancellor proved incapable of joining other officials who bashed the left for undermining democracy.

Michael Curzon December 1, 2025

Volodymyr Zelensky at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg on June 25, 2025

Ukraine demands another €1 billion from Europeans to fuel its war machine

Kyiv is seeking fresh European funding to continue financing American arms purchases through the PURL programme, which relies mainly on European money.

Gábor Szűcs December 1, 2025

‘Trans Mary’ Depiction Sparks Outrage at Vienna Exhibition

The Künstlerhaus show has prompted protests and political debate, provoked by content including a wolf in priest’s clothes.

TEC News December 1, 2025

Arms Firms Report Record Revenues as Europe Ramps Up War Warnings

New data shows defence giants surging to historic profits while EU governments revive conscription plans and push public ‘preparedness’ campaigns.

Javier Villamor December 1, 2025

Croatian religious sister Marija Tatjana Zrno

Zagreb Nun Stabbed in Attack Which May Have Been Religiously Motivated

Sister Marija Tatjana Zrno is now being treated in hospital, and is expected to recover.

TEC News December 1, 2025

Trump Extends Indefinite Pause on Asylum Decisions

Following the fatal shooting of a National Guard soldier in Washington D.C., the administration has extended the policy of travel restrictions to 19 ‘third world’ countries.

TEC News / AFP December 1, 2025

Founder of the New Culture Forum (NCF) Peter Whittle

Obituary: A Momentous Englishman

Peter Whittle understood that the English love of respectability had been weaponised against us to make a virtue of cowardice.

Harrison Pitt December 1, 2025

Month: December 2025

Europe’s Growing ‘Honour Killing’ Problem

NATO’s top military official: More aggressive action and even pre-emptive strikes against Russia cannot be ruled out

Carols, Lights, and Concrete Blocks: Europe’s New Christmas Reality

Merz “Stabs Attacked Police Officers in the Back” As He Fails To Condemn Weekend Leftist Violence

Ukraine demands another €1 billion from Europeans to fuel its war machine

‘Trans Mary’ Depiction Sparks Outrage at Vienna Exhibition

Arms Firms Report Record Revenues as Europe Ramps Up War Warnings

Zagreb Nun Stabbed in Attack Which May Have Been Religiously Motivated

Trump Extends Indefinite Pause on Asylum Decisions

Obituary: A Momentous Englishman

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