Rafael Pinto Borges | The European Conservative

The Portuguese Left’s Attempts To Cancel Christmas Show Wokery Is Still Far from Dead

Rafael Pinto Borges December 28, 2025

When schools remove Christmas symbols, they are not making space for diversity; they are signalling that the majority’s culture is unworthy of being observed or continued.

“I am the professor your other professors warned you about!”—Historian Rachel Fulton Brown

Rafael Pinto Borges December 26, 2025

In this wide-ranging interview, Rachel Fulton Brown discusses topics such as the Virgin Mary and medieval Europe, Tolkien, fencing, and Milo.

Kast’s Victory Signifies Chile’s Refusal To Become Another Venezuela

Rafael Pinto Borges December 16, 2025

What Kast’s election means is that Chileans understand that destroying the foundations of prosperity is not how one corrects its imperfections.

De Wever Puts Belgium First Against EU Lawlessness

Rafael Pinto Borges December 15, 2025

With neither Brussels nor any EU member state at war with Russia, the illegality of the EU Commission’s planned action is not really under dispute.

One Year After the Fall of Damascus, It Is Time for Syrians in Europe To Go Home

Rafael Pinto Borges December 9, 2025

Those Syrians who are fond of Islamist rule can and should be able to enjoy their preferred model of political organisation—in their own homeland.

How a Wounded Tusk Is Rehabilitating Communism

Rafael Pinto Borges December 4, 2025

The language has changed, the uniforms have changed, but the underlying assumption—that sovereignty is a problem to be managed, not a right to be exercised—remains the same.

“Lebanon, as a Mediterranean and pluralistic country, has already ceased to exist”—President of the Maronite Union Amine Iskandar

Rafael Pinto Borges December 2, 2025

“The 1989 Taif agreement naturalized half a million Muslim Arabs who do not share the slightest common cultural characteristics with Lebanon.”

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The Portuguese Left’s Attempts To Cancel Christmas Show Wokery Is Still Far from Dead

“I am the professor your other professors warned you about!”—Historian Rachel Fulton Brown

Kast’s Victory Signifies Chile’s Refusal To Become Another Venezuela

De Wever Puts Belgium First Against EU Lawlessness

One Year After the Fall of Damascus, It Is Time for Syrians in Europe To Go Home

How a Wounded Tusk Is Rehabilitating Communism

“Lebanon, as a Mediterranean and pluralistic country, has already ceased to exist”—President of the Maronite Union Amine Iskandar

Is The Witkoff Plan Really Munich?

To Save Italy, Meloni Must Depoliticize Its Judiciary

The Naufrage of Belgium Is a Wake-Up Call for Europe

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