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Why Did Viktor Orbán Win Again In Hungary?

This latest triumph of Fidesz, the fourth time it achieved a two-thirds victory, may further corroborate theories that Orbán’s Fidesz was to become the centrist party of a new era, to remain in power for an extended period of time, continuing the Hungarian political historical tradition.

Gellért Rajcsányi April 12, 2022

Trump and America’s Moral Conscience

When Donald Trump was elected president in 2016, media was brimming with stories about how he had somehow colluded with Russia to gain some sort

Sven R. Larson April 11, 2022

French Election, Final Days: Could Macron Lose?

For many months, the re-election of Emmanuel Macron has been taken for granted. But the French hate it when a scenario is imposed on them in advance.

Hélène de Lauzun April 8, 2022

Who Killed Jérémy Cohen?

Both Zemmour and Le Pen have tweeted about the possibility that this could be an anti-Semitic second or third-degree murder and that its late arrival on the news cycle could be premeditated.

Jorge González-Gallarza April 8, 2022

The System of Dependence: Do We Need Unemployment Benefits?

Why endure work routine, long commutes, and hated bosses if one has an opportunity to sit back and enjoy even larger payments from the government? Not only is it simple, but it is also often more profitable.

Daria Fedotova April 6, 2022

The Hurdles to European Prosperity

Rather than sinking further into debt to maintain current, high levels of government spending, it is time for Europe’s leaders to fundamentally reconsider their economic and social policies. It is time for them to adopt an entirely new program for economic prosperity.

Sven R. Larson April 5, 2022

War: A Hideous Conspiracy against Gender Equality

War plunges us into the depths of the darkness inflicted by man; but it also allows us to resurrect eternal forgotten truths. Among them is the reality that women are the sanctuary of life.

Hélène de Lauzun April 1, 2022

Crypto Currencies: The Good, the Bad, and the Government

To highlight the basic nature of crypto currencies, we will focus on the two most popular: Bitcoin and Ethereum. These two cryptos differ much in the same way as gold-standard currency differs from fiat currency.

Sven R. Larson March 31, 2022

Defending Christendom

After the “death of God,” attested to by various 19th century philosophers, paganism is filling the vacuum left by Christianity. The problem with all this is not that it might disappear, something that will only concern believers; but rather that Christian civilization, Christendom, is crumbling

Juanma Badenas March 31, 2022

Transatlantic Lessons in Migration and National Identity

The liberal imperium’s impulses, born out of self-abnegation and self-hatred, have yielded much in the way of balkanization and civic strife. Mass migration and cultural dilution, zealously pursued as ends unto themselves, have not conduced to either human flourishing or the common good.

Josh Hammer March 29, 2022

Category: COMMENTARY

Why Did Viktor Orbán Win Again In Hungary?

Trump and America’s Moral Conscience

French Election, Final Days: Could Macron Lose?

Who Killed Jérémy Cohen?

The System of Dependence: Do We Need Unemployment Benefits?

The Hurdles to European Prosperity

War: A Hideous Conspiracy against Gender Equality

Crypto Currencies: The Good, the Bad, and the Government

Defending Christendom

Transatlantic Lessons in Migration and National Identity

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