Rafael Pinto Borges | The European Conservative

Romania’s‍‌‍‍‌ New Mega-Cathedral Reminds Us That Civilisational Rebirth Is Always Possible

Rafael Pinto Borges November 16, 2025

The People’s Salvation Cathedral affirms that modernisation can only occur in harmony with a people’s spiritual roots.

The Sad Suicide of the UN

Rafael Pinto Borges November 7, 2025

The UN does not even pretend to be a servant of a moral order rooted in law anymore. It serves only the balance of its own internal politics.

Brussels’ Reckless Push To Seize Russian Assets Will Hurt Europe

Rafael Pinto Borges October 29, 2025

When the war ends, Moscow will come looking for its money, and European taxpayers will be legally bound to return it. And that’s just part of the problem.

Immigration Is a False Solution to Europe’s Economic Stagnation

Rafael Pinto Borges October 22, 2025

If prosperity truly meant anything to our sclerotic institutions, they would invest less in immigration policy and more in innovation.

How Macron Became the Anti-de Gaulle

Rafael Pinto Borges October 14, 2025

The French president desired to be Jupiter; instead, he became Icarus.

For Europe’s Survival, von der Leyen Must Indeed Go

Rafael Pinto Borges October 8, 2025

Under her watch, Brussels ceased to be a boring, technocratic steward of the common market and has become a missionary empire—zealous, punitive, and utterly disconnected from reality.

Babiš’ Victory Heralds the Rise of a Much Needed Pro-Peace Bloc

Rafael Pinto Borges October 6, 2025

To Hungary, Slovakia, and Czechia, the buzzwords of ‘European unity’ ring thin if they risk leading the continent further into a war whose front is so close to themselves.

Meloni’s Momentum vs. Macron’s Malaise: The Importance of Political Leadership

Rafael Pinto Borges October 3, 2025

Today, Italy has an air of stability and France an odor of drift.

The Resilience and Challenges of Syria’s Rum Christian Community

Rafael Pinto Borges September 28, 2025

“The dream of a pluralistic society where our identity can thrive feels increasingly unattainable under the shadow of Islamist governance.”

Europe’s Hour of Peril

Rafael Pinto Borges September 23, 2025

The continent’s leaders call for defining the conflict in terms of morality. But wars are not morality plays. Wars are struggles of power and interest.

Tag: Rafael Pinto Borges

Romania’s‍‌‍‍‌ New Mega-Cathedral Reminds Us That Civilisational Rebirth Is Always Possible

The Sad Suicide of the UN

Brussels’ Reckless Push To Seize Russian Assets Will Hurt Europe

Immigration Is a False Solution to Europe’s Economic Stagnation

How Macron Became the Anti-de Gaulle

For Europe’s Survival, von der Leyen Must Indeed Go

Babiš’ Victory Heralds the Rise of a Much Needed Pro-Peace Bloc

Meloni’s Momentum vs. Macron’s Malaise: The Importance of Political Leadership

The Resilience and Challenges of Syria’s Rum Christian Community

Europe’s Hour of Peril

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