Lessons From Hungary’s Transition
Hungary’s break with communism remains an instructive case study for transitioning regimes worldwide.
Hungary’s break with communism remains an instructive case study for transitioning regimes worldwide.
The Adagio gives a totally distorted picture of Albinoni and his music.
Guinea-Bissau is politically unstable and plagued by drug traffickers. The president himself may be implicated in the violence.
The native population of Cyprus—with Turkish involvement—is currently facing demographic replacement by Muslim migrants.
Could the convenience of an ‘everything app’ be reproduced without actually concentrating the ownership of data?
Despite all the pious talk about helping Ukraine, it seems that the asset-poor but culturally rich Christian nation of Armenia must fend for itself.
A truly conservative government would have done everything in its power to protect our historic towns and rural landscape.
Historian Richard Pipes argued that Russia is firmly rooted in an imperialist and authoritarian tradition.
Our sacred places are being turned into meaningless chambers fit for any base purpose.
Common descent from the Ancient Rus is largely the spiritus movens of Putin’s expansionism.
Platz argued that only through cultural and spiritual renewal could the West recover its lost solidarity.
Elites are turning on their own ‘core demographic’—even as Western working and middle classes are being pushed into rebellion.
His methods of learning, known as ‘critical pedagogy,’ are now ubiquitous in teachers’ training, making Freire one of the most influential men you’ve never heard of.
Warsaw’s tragic past gives it a unique character: a refusal to abandon the ideal of peace.
Hermes, the traditional god of commerce, has now also become the god of globalism.
A consequence of Pergolesi’s posthumous fame: publishers sold works by other composers under Pergolesi’s commercially attractive name.
We must recover a society suffused with the wonder that nourishes the soul.
We are facing the possible tragedy of Europe’s demographic transformation into little more than the northernmost outpost of Islam—a tragedy which Pope Francis seems all too happy to embrace.
Lenin created one of the most brutal, destructive, and barbaric totalitarian regimes ever.
The founder of Western philosophy was persecuted by the oligarchy-sponsored anti-family egalitarian atheism of his day.
I headed to the city of David on Christmas morning. Its streets were even more somber than those of Jerusalem.
The New Right must be careful when playing up the populist rhetoric, lest it fall into Marxist dialectics.
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