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FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Warfare, Emptiness, and Hope in Waugh’s Sword of Honor

Felix James Miller August 27, 2022

Waugh’s trilogy approaches war with a transcendent hope that is capable of withstanding the slings and arrows of modernity without losing itself.

Shelling of Ukrainian Nuclear Plant Raises International Alarm

Bridget Ryder August 10, 2022

“This time a nuclear catastrophe was miraculously avoided, but miracles cannot last forever,” Energoatom warned.

Tensions in Kosovo Reminiscent of Russian Tutelage Over Serbia

Hélène de Lauzun August 4, 2022

Russia supports Serbian claims that the existence of an independent Kosovo would have no historical validity—a parallel being easily drawn with Russian claims over Crimea in 2014 and now over Ukraine as a whole.

Pathology of the French-Algerian Illness

Hélène de Lauzun July 30, 2022

The wound of Algeria was quickly closed without being disinfected, and has continued to rot slowly ever since. It has weakened the French body politic, made sicker by Macron’s intervention.

Realism or Idealism: the Predicament of Western Diplomacy

David Martin Jones July 23, 2022

Whereas prudence emphasizes political or reasonable action adjusted to particular and contingent circumstances, liberal progressivism like other forms of modern rationalism sees global problems only in terms of universal panaceas.

War and the Fate of Europe: Jan Patočka’s Political Testament, Part II

David L. Dusenbury June 26, 2022

Patočka detests the World Wars. But there is, in them, a certain ‘divinity,’ a certain ‘saving potential,’ because—at the Front, as within the Church—‘all humans are equal before the face of the ultimate reality.’

Rootedness & Refugees

Veronica Lademan April 20, 2022

What many globalist idealists cannot accept is that it is in man’s nature to love more strongly according to proximity. There are bonds that run deeply within the human heart and mind and are the center of community and cultures.

Martial Arts and the Heart of Civilisation

Karl Gustel Wärnberg April 9, 2022

The dawn of Western civilisation carried a strong focus on martial arts. In a world where war often lurked around the corner, it was paramount that one should be able to defend oneself. In our times, war again haunts our continent. It may be time to rediscover our martial roots.

Ukraine Atrocities Fallout: Russia Pushed Further Into Pariah Status

Tristan Vanheuckelom April 8, 2022

On April 7th, the EU Parliament voted to place an embargo on Russian oil, gas, and nuclear fuel, which was closely followed by a EU Commission ban on its coal exports. Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly suspended the country from its Human Rights Council.

War: A Hideous Conspiracy against Gender Equality

Hélène de Lauzun April 1, 2022

War plunges us into the depths of the darkness inflicted by man; but it also allows us to resurrect eternal forgotten truths. Among them is the reality that women are the sanctuary of life.

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FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Warfare, Emptiness, and Hope in Waugh’s Sword of Honor

Shelling of Ukrainian Nuclear Plant Raises International Alarm

Tensions in Kosovo Reminiscent of Russian Tutelage Over Serbia

Pathology of the French-Algerian Illness

Realism or Idealism: the Predicament of Western Diplomacy

War and the Fate of Europe: Jan Patočka’s Political Testament, Part II

Rootedness & Refugees

Martial Arts and the Heart of Civilisation

Ukraine Atrocities Fallout: Russia Pushed Further Into Pariah Status

War: A Hideous Conspiracy against Gender Equality

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