
Did Conservatives in Poland Just Win the Culture War?
Progressive politics, once boldly proclaiming itself to be the vanguard of the moral transformation of Western man, feels irrelevant in a world no longer defined by peace and prosperity.

Progressive politics, once boldly proclaiming itself to be the vanguard of the moral transformation of Western man, feels irrelevant in a world no longer defined by peace and prosperity.

Riot police had to disperse the far-left crowd with water cannons, while female thinkers conducted an insightful discussion about politics, freedom, and motherhood.

One of our challenges, as men and women of the Right, is to make our own contributions to the modicum of good in the world. How? One way is by simply giving ourselves to others; by living with integrity; by acting with humility and charity—even when we wield great power or influence.

The realm of intellectual training and academia has been left to the Left and constitutes a privileged field of engagement for young people who do not wish to keep their ideas under wraps.

Liberalism is no longer taken for granted. And it can no longer take us for granted.

If everything is about values, then progressives—who naturally treat the ideological as more real than the actual—will always win.

Anyone whose activity is a relief to the public purse should be entitled to a reduction of his own contribution to it.

Trump’s victory provides a recipe for electoral success.

If conservatives ever wish to be relevant and make any lasting difference in the real world, they need to understand the welfare state.

In this episode, Jan interviews Guillaume de Thieulloy, a prominent French conservative thinker and publisher, to delve into the pressing issues facing France today.