The West is Sleepwalking into Nuclear War Rafael Pinto Borges October 1, 2024 Moscow’s tradition of acting on its threats should inspire caution in Western capitals.
The Queen and I Rafael Pinto Borges August 27, 2024 It’s no wonder that those still loyal to the House of Pahlavi call her mādar Eran—Mother of Iran.
“What we want is the end of this regime”: An Interview with Her Imperial Majesty Farah Pahlavi, Empress of Iran Rafael Pinto Borges July 4, 2024 “What’s happening now in Iran is ugly. The Iranian people do not deserve this.”
Where Is Iran Headed? Rafael Pinto Borges June 6, 2024 With the continued influence of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, there is little to suggest a less belligerent Iran.
Ici Paris Rafael Pinto Borges April 3, 2024 Even at its nadir, the French capital remains a beacon of liberty—and, paradoxically, a reason for hope in a Western renaissance.
History is Coming to Lisbon Rafael Pinto Borges March 8, 2024 After half a century of solid left-wing hegemony, Portugal might be days away from an extraordinary shift to the Right.
The Macron Theory of Madness Rafael Pinto Borges March 4, 2024 The French president’s proposal that European soldiers could be deployed in Ukraine is entirely detached from reality. That’s the purpose.
The Age of Authoritarian Liberalism Rafael Pinto Borges February 10, 2024 Western liberal regimes mask the processes of societal manipulation by which their power is maintained.
Portuguese President Vetoes ‘Gender Self-Determination’ Rafael Pinto Borges January 31, 2024 The bill would open the way for ‘mixed’ bathrooms and locker rooms for school-age children.
Portugal’s Very Own Great Replacement Rafael Pinto Borges January 3, 2024 Portugal is being transformed by mass immigration—in all likelihood, irreversibly.
