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.
Chega Breaks Through Locally as Patriotic Wave Spreads Across Portugal

Chega Breaks Through Locally as Patriotic Wave Spreads Across Portugal

André Ventura’s party wins control of three municipalities, doubling its vote since 2021 and cementing its place as a patriotic alternative to Portugal’s establishment.

October 13, 2025
Spain’s Socialists Drop Pork From Ceuta Schools To “Respect Diversity”

Spain’s Socialists Drop Pork From Ceuta Schools To “Respect Diversity”

Critics say the move to serve only halal food in public schools marks a new stage in Spain’s growing institutional Islamization.

October 10, 2025
Nawrocki to EU: Poland Will Decide Who Enters

Nawrocki to EU: Poland Will Decide Who Enters

Reaffirming his campaign pledge, the Polish president rejects the bloc’s “mandatory solidarity” scheme and calls for Europe to act at its borders, not inside them.

October 10, 2025
The Free Internet Is Dying, Warns Telegram Founder

The Free Internet Is Dying, Warns Telegram Founder

Pavel Durov says Western governments are using ‘safety’ laws to justify mass surveillance and censorship.

October 10, 2025
Rethink the Digital Services Act, Over 100 Experts Tell Brussels

Rethink the Digital Services Act, Over 100 Experts Tell Brussels

Signatories of the open letter warn that the EU’s landmark law hands unprecedented power to the Commission and private actors to control online speech.

October 9, 2025
EPP and Allies Reject Motions of No Confidence Against von der Leyen

EPP and Allies Reject Motions of No Confidence Against von der Leyen

As could be expected, the Patriots for Europe motion was voted down today, reflecting the unwillingness of the mainstream forces to acknowledge the failure of the policies they support.

October 9, 2025
Von der Leyen’s War on Competitiveness: Overregulation Killing Innovation

Von der Leyen’s War on Competitiveness: Overregulation Killing Innovation

Brussels has turned compliance into a religion, and small businesses are paying the price.

October 9, 2025
“Europe needs new leadership—not more of the same failures”: Patriots First Vice-Chair <strong>Kinga Gál</strong>

“Europe needs new leadership—not more of the same failures”: Patriots First Vice-Chair <strong>Kinga Gál</strong>

On the eve of the no-confidence vote, Kinga Gál explained why the Patriots group believes it is time for von der Leyen to go.

October 9, 2025
The CIA and <em>New York Times</em> Agree: Ukraine Is Still Deeply Corrupt

The CIA and <em>New York Times</em> Agree: Ukraine Is Still Deeply Corrupt

New reports challenge Kyiv’s democratic image, exposing inflated defense contracts and hidden concerns over the Bidens’ Ukrainian dealings.

October 8, 2025
Von der Leyen’s Double Failure: Open Borders and a Broken Economy

Von der Leyen’s Double Failure: Open Borders and a Broken Economy

Brussels’ version of unity always means centralization—and a transfer of responsibility from national governments to unelected bureaucrats.

October 8, 2025
Brussels Condemns Slovakia’s ‘Two Sexes’ Constitutional Reform

Brussels Condemns Slovakia’s ‘Two Sexes’ Constitutional Reform

EU officials say the law erodes equality and dignity; Bratislava insists it protects children and national values.

October 8, 2025
Betraying European Farmers: Why von der Leyen Must Go

Betraying European Farmers: Why von der Leyen Must Go

While the long shadow of ‘Pfizergate’ also looms over the European Commission president, Patriots for Europe remind of the mismanaged Mercosur deal as the vote of no-confidence date draws closer.

October 7, 2025