Javier Villamor

Javier Villamor is a Spanish journalist and analyst. Based in Brussels, he covers NATO and EU affairs at europeanconservative.com. Javier has over 17 years of experience in international politics, defense, and security. He also works as a consultant providing strategic insights into global affairs and geopolitical dynamics.
Brussels Wants Measurable Results From Pakistan To Maintain Its Trade Privileges

Brussels Wants Measurable Results From Pakistan To Maintain Its Trade Privileges

Parliament and the Commission are increasing pressure on Islamabad, demanding verifiable progress on human rights, impunity, and the rule of law.

September 8, 2026
AfD Moves Within Reach of Power, BSW May Be Kingmaker in Saxony-Anhalt

AfD Moves Within Reach of Power, BSW May Be Kingmaker in Saxony-Anhalt

Five years of political isolation, institutional pressure, and debate over banning the party have failed to halt the AfD, which rose from 20.8% to 43.8% in Sunday’s election.

September 7, 2026
Trump on Ceuta: “Spain Will Be a Ruined Country”

Trump on Ceuta: “Spain Will Be a Ruined Country”

As Morocco has once again laid claim to the Spanish enclave, and Sánchez is trying to contain tensions with Rabat, the U.S. president lashed out at the Madrid government in an interview.

September 4, 2026
AfD Can Be the Big Winner in Saxony-Anhalt Even Without Governing

AfD Can Be the Big Winner in Saxony-Anhalt Even Without Governing

Polls put the party at 42%, twenty points ahead of the CDU.

September 4, 2026
UN Tells Britain To “Honour Contributions of People of African Descent” as ‘Reparation’ for Colonialism and Slavery

UN Tells Britain To “Honour Contributions of People of African Descent” as ‘Reparation’ for Colonialism and Slavery

The United Nations seems to be hell-bent on establishing a hierarchy of historical atrocities, singling out ‘guilty’ white Europeans.

September 3, 2026
Ceuta: Spanish Police Dismantle Government Narrative, Point to Moroccan Agents

Ceuta: Spanish Police Dismantle Government Narrative, Point to Moroccan Agents

A leaked report says uniformed and plainclothes members of Morocco’s security forces directed the mass entry on July 30, contradicting the version defended by Pedro Sánchez throughout the crisis.

September 2, 2026
Leipzig Airport Drone: Germany Says It Was Russia

Leipzig Airport Drone: Germany Says It Was Russia

NATO says the evidence is “clear” and is preparing a coordinated response barely a week after the CIA director’s trip to Moscow.

September 2, 2026
Brussels Eyes Private Savings as Public Money Runs Out

Brussels Eyes Private Savings as Public Money Runs Out

Von der Leyen wants to mobilize the €10 trillion households keep in bank deposits as the EU looks for hundreds of billions more every year to finance competitiveness, defence and the green transition.

September 1, 2026
Russia Intensifies Ukraine Campaign After Failed CIA Talks

Russia Intensifies Ukraine Campaign After Failed CIA Talks

Just days after the CIA director’s visit to Moscow the Kremlin stepped up its campaign against Ukraine, with a combination of drones, decoys, as well as ballistic and cruise missiles.

August 31, 2026
Iceland Votes on Its European Future With Fisheries and the Arctic at Stake

Iceland Votes on Its European Future With Fisheries and the Arctic at Stake

Icelanders will decide this Saturday whether to reopen EU accession negotiations, suspended since 2013.

August 28, 2026
More Violence In Ceuta: Clashes With Residents, Ambush On Soldiers

More Violence In Ceuta: Clashes With Residents, Ambush On Soldiers

Police prevented a confrontation between residents and illegal immigrants hours before a group of between 30 and 40 people attacked an Army vehicle.

August 27, 2026
Ceuta Crisis Forces Spain To Accelerate Asylum Law Reform

Ceuta Crisis Forces Spain To Accelerate Asylum Law Reform

The government is belatedly bringing Spanish legislation into line with the new EU Migration Pact as the crisis in the autonomous city turns border management into a national security issue.

August 26, 2026