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Saving Syria

After ten years of war, with hundreds of thousands of deaths and the mass displacement of millions of civilians, the Syrian people are desperate for peace and stability.

Fr. Benedict Kiely — 27.07.21

Reflections on Pope Francis’s Motu Proprio “Traditionis Custodes”

In a conservative analysis, employed to detect the presence of revolution, one must distinguish the revolutionaries from all others. Revolutions always mark the overthrowing of an established order in favour of a new system.

Sebastian Morello — 21.07.21

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This Our Purpose

Today is a historic day, for it marks the re-launch of this website. It also marks the commencement of expanded activities, both online and in our new quarterly print edition, which aim to enhance the “media space” for conservatives in Europe and around the world. Our purpose is to serve as a platform for conservative […]

The Editors — 20.07.21

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Is Critical Theory Anti-Liberal?

A tactical alliance between conservatives and unorthodox figures of the left makes sense.

Joseph Shaw — 08.07.21

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The Problem with a European Islam

A major dilemma in Europe has become more acute with the substantial increase of Muslim asylum seekers from impoverished or devastated countries.

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella — 08.07.21

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The Malignity of Bad Taste

The Western artistic tradition is exhausted, modernism being both a symptom and a cause of that exhaustion.

Anthony Daniels — 08.07.21

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Taxi Cab Reflections

Mayor Anne Hidalgois currently engaged on a campaign to save the planet by making the streets of Paris hideous and increasingly unbearable.

Anthony Daniels — 07.07.21

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The Bleak Promise of a Borderless World

Emotional decisions are rarely prudent. A statesman who allows himself to be swayed by momentary feelings, risks forgetting the interests of the country he represents.

Daria Fedotova — 07.07.21