Why Chega Failed Lusitanus June 27, 2024 Chega’s erratic behaviour may have contributed to their supporters not going to the polls on June 9.
In the EU, the House Always Wins Rod Dreher June 19, 2024 It appears that European elites have once again outmaneuvered conservatives.
Spain’s Far-Left Leader Yolanda Díaz Resigns After Election Debacle Nick Hallett June 11, 2024 Despite expectations, her ‘Sumar’ alliance underperformed, winning just three seats.
What Is ‘Far Right,’ Anyway? Rod Dreher June 11, 2024 It is always easier to blame the supposed evils of those one hates than face up to your own side’s failures.
Don’t Compromise with the Mushy Middle Ellen Fantini June 10, 2024 European voters have said they want real change—so parties on the Right should not get caught in the insipid morass in the centre.
Von der Leyen Triumphant—but Nobody Voted for Her TEC News June 10, 2024 Though the EPP may be the largest group and her words triumphant—she even thanked her campaign team—nobody actually voted for von der Leyen.
“There are no Berlin walls between ECR and ID. There is more that unites us than divides us”: An Interview with Morten Messerschmidt Álvaro Peñas June 6, 2024 We are not anti-European, but we are anti-federalists and anti-centralists.
“We do not want federalist rules that seek to turn European citizens into citizens of Brussels”: An interview with António Tânger Álvaro Peñas June 5, 2024 We want a Europe that respects the treaties, that seeks collaboration between nations, and that seeks peace and progress.
The Transatlantic Significance of the European Elections Todd Huizinga June 4, 2024 If the Right does as well in the European elections, American conservatives might find that they have a critical mass of allies in Europe.
“The EPP is just beginning to see the perils of mass immigration”: An Interview with Geoffrey van Orden Álvaro Peñas June 3, 2024 Mass uncontrolled immigration of people from entirely different cultures and habits is sheer madness.
