Rafael Pinto Borges | The European Conservative

A Nation Adrift: 51 Years after Portugal’s Carnation Revolution

Rafael Pinto Borges April 25, 2025

Portugal’s post-revolutionary malaise is a warning to the West. The Carnation Revolution promised freedom but, through left-wing cultural hegemony and the destruction of national capacity, delivered dependence, parochialism, and poverty.

When ‘Democracies’ Out-Authoritarian the Authoritarians

Rafael Pinto Borges April 16, 2025

What is happening is a purge of those increasingly representing the majorities of their peoples.

“The subject of slavery has become a question of black and white”—Author and Historian Simon Webb

Rafael Pinto Borges March 28, 2025

“Slavery today is little more than a political weapon, a means of making all white Europeans feel guilty for the supposed actions of their distant ancestors.”

The Monarch: a Lasting Symbol of National Unity

Rafael Pinto Borges February 6, 2025

“We are facing a genuine crisis of civilisation—not only in Brazil but also in Europe, in America, and across the globe. This is a moment of polarisation, a crisis of values and principles. It represents a clash of belief systems.”
An Interview with HIRH Rafael of Orléans-Bragança, Prince Imperial of Brazil

“Directives aimed at erasing Armenian cultural heritage are implemented without restraint”: An Interview with Bishop Vratnes Abrahamyan

Rafael Pinto Borges December 30, 2024

“Artsakh, an inseparable part of God-given Armenia, can and, I believe, will once again become Armenian and Christian.”

Erdogan’s Hour of Triumph

Rafael Pinto Borges December 19, 2024

With Syria out of the geopolitical chessboard, Turkey is now at its strongest in centuries.

Realism Vindicated

Rafael Pinto Borges December 13, 2024

Trump’s victory heralds the West’s return to realism after four years of chaos under Biden.

George Floyd by the Tagus

Rafael Pinto Borges October 31, 2024

A recent shooting in Portugal has been co-opted by segregationist Woke ideology.

Von der Leyen Wants a New Brezhnev Doctrine

Rafael Pinto Borges October 27, 2024

Like Soviets, the European managerial class think that national sovereignty is obsolete.

The Bayingyi of Myanmar: Catholics under Siege

Rafael Pinto Borges October 7, 2024

Since the 2021 Burmese coup, thousands of Portuguese descendants have been slain or unlawfully detained by the regime.

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A Nation Adrift: 51 Years after Portugal’s Carnation Revolution

When ‘Democracies’ Out-Authoritarian the Authoritarians

“The subject of slavery has become a question of black and white”—Author and Historian Simon Webb

The Monarch: a Lasting Symbol of National Unity

“Directives aimed at erasing Armenian cultural heritage are implemented without restraint”: An Interview with Bishop Vratnes Abrahamyan

Erdogan’s Hour of Triumph

Realism Vindicated

George Floyd by the Tagus

Von der Leyen Wants a New Brezhnev Doctrine

The Bayingyi of Myanmar: Catholics under Siege

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