
Hungary Is a Victim of the EU’s Arbitrariness
If other member states try to resist, the same fate awaits them.

If other member states try to resist, the same fate awaits them.

The surge in support for Reform UK might make Labour’s celebrations premature in this bellwether by-election.

It has been 50 years since Robert Nozick’s Anarchy, State, and Utopia was published. This is a good year for both libertarians and conservatives to re-read it.

Parisians know full well that Mayor Anne Hidalgo’s local ‘consultations’ are above all communication operations—the decisions have already been taken by city hall teams, no matter the outcome of the vote.

Western liberal regimes mask the processes of societal manipulation by which their power is maintained.

No blockbusters in Carlson interview, but still a teaching moment

If you agree that a teen boy is a ‘transgender girl,’ it is difficult to argue that he shouldn’t compete against the girls.

The united and determined centre Right can liberate Brussels.

The rise of the national conservative Jussi Halla-aho made the first round of elections a thriller.

For many young people, masculinity and femininity are defined by online pornography—with profound and ugly consequences.
YouTube is owned by Google, a company that removed the “don’t be evil” clause from its code of conduct—which helps explain its current algorithmic setup, best described as evil.
“Never again” is the hollow refrain that echoes from the mouths of politicians and pundits every time a genocide occurs—until it happens again.
Observers agree that, since the death of Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis’ work has accelerated, with the aim of making his decisions as irreversible as possible.
The attempt to ‘deconstruct and delegitimize’ maths as a deviously encoded form of white Western colonial supremacism is yet another attempt to do the same to the entirety of Western society itself.
The battle for control over the GOP is in full swing. The old establishment are dead set on taking back the party from the MAGA Trumpers.
The candidates looked more like contestants on Trump’s business reality television program The Apprentice than serious alternative contenders for the highest office in the land.
The technocratic crusade against so-called disinformation is in fact nakedly political and anti-democratic.
Men competing against women in chess would seem to be eminently sensible if the egalitarians truly believed their hype.
The deluded ranks who jump to the defence of thugs fail to understand that they are guilty of the most damaging class condescension.
Adam Smith once told a friend reassuringly, “There is a great deal of ruin in a nation.” He meant that nations have deep reserves that may not be visible in a crisis moment. But just how much ruin is there left in contemporary Britain?
Rather than trying to restrict the ownership of firearms, we should encourage it.
To evolve from libertarian icon to statesman, the Argentinian candidate needs to think beyond the material.