
“Conservatives can change their ways—or they can be replaced”—Essayist and Culture Critic Titus Techera
“There are millions of people interested in ‘right-wing culture,’ but they have nothing to do with conservatism.”

“There are millions of people interested in ‘right-wing culture,’ but they have nothing to do with conservatism.”

Lessons from Albert Serra’s Afternoons of Solitude

Despite all proclamations of intent, being French cannot be invented or decreed.

People often go to considerable trouble to make themselves ugly, or as ugly as possible. Nor is this simply a trait of rebellious youth that is trying to assert its independence and that will take the easiest route available to shock its elders. Now, perhaps for the first time, the ugliness of youthful rebellion has become inscribed deeply into society, virtually as the norm.

Food delivery apps are a harbinger of decline.

The current trend toward domestic isolation, avoiding strangers, missing out on different perspectives, or skipping impromptu conversations dehumanises.

A real solution can only come through the marginalization and neutralization of religious extremist forces, both Islamic and Jewish.

In the sea of liquid modernity, we must create islands on which the old books are read, the traditional songs sung, the ancient faith clung to.

The study aims to assess beliefs and norms among immigrants that diverge from mainstream Swedish perspectives.

Instead of promoting true artistic diversity, taxpayer funds are spent on projects “aligned with a narrow, leftist ideology—often at odds with national identity and traditional values,” a report found.