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The Myth of the Orbán-Putin Nexus

Gergely Varga October 18, 2022

Orbán’s realpolitik has always been rooted in the defence of Hungarian national interests and sovereignty; not to undermine the West but to steer it towards a more responsible and sustainable direction.

Why the West Should Hold Off on Normalising Relations With Iran

Pieter Cleppe October 18, 2022

Trade with hostile nations is always not a bad idea—after all, interdependence can increase the chances of peace. Yet some European countries were perhaps naïve to pursue a normalisation of relations with Iran so eagerly.

Useful Religion: The Future of Christianity in Europe

Clemens Cavallin October 16, 2022

Any discussion of Christianity as part of a conservative resistance to revolutionary changes needs to make a sober assessment of the religious situation in Europe—without wincing at uncomfortable truths.

Iberosphere Summit II: Europe and Latin America Unite Against Narcocommunism

Bridget Ryder October 14, 2022

The summit was sponsored by an alliance of the EU political party European Conservatives and Reformists and conservative Latin American leaders to focus on a counteroffensive for freedom.

Dragged Towards Unipolarity

Jonathan Culbreath October 9, 2022

Like the world which Kojève observed in 1945 and again in 1957, ours is a world of great powers vying for global dominance.

The Theresian Hope Beyond Europe’s Strange Death

Daniel Côté Davis October 3, 2022

Without the root of prayer, Europe is like a drowning museum and a place of cynical intrigue, but at prayer Europe is in the fight of her life—where darkness and collapse beckon the annihilation of identity. In such times, civilisations require saints.

Hungary Extends Price Caps on Food and Fuel, Other Countries May Follow

Bridget Ryder September 22, 2022

Carrefour raised prices on basic food items between 15% and 30% just before announcing on September 7th that it had created a “shopping basket of 30 items for 30 euros.” Designated items include coffee, oil, rice, pasta, and canned goods.

In Defence of National Conservatism

Henry George September 19, 2022

The letter’s vision of universality tries to argue for the nation as an important element of a universal moral and ethical vision, but by skipping over the nation entirely when it describes the common good rising from families to the international realm, it reveals its bias against it.

Can Greece Dodge Another Debt Crisis?

Sven R. Larson September 17, 2022

The Greek government has the cost of its current debt under control. However, what gives cause to worry is its soon-to-come need to build up new debt.

Anti-Government Protests Spread Across Europe

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 7, 2022

A recent poll conducted by YouGov arrived at the conclusion that the sense of grievance among Europeans is so high that social unrest might become an unpleasant reality in the near future.

Tag: Europe

The Myth of the Orbán-Putin Nexus

Why the West Should Hold Off on Normalising Relations With Iran

Useful Religion: The Future of Christianity in Europe

Iberosphere Summit II: Europe and Latin America Unite Against Narcocommunism

Dragged Towards Unipolarity

The Theresian Hope Beyond Europe’s Strange Death

Hungary Extends Price Caps on Food and Fuel, Other Countries May Follow

In Defence of National Conservatism

Can Greece Dodge Another Debt Crisis?

Anti-Government Protests Spread Across Europe

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