If the only politician who will fight for people like us against an establishment that doesn’t care is a bit crazy and chaotic, it might be worth the mess.
Friedrich Merz limps into office while Berlin moves to ban the main opposition party.
Israel’s unprecedented charge reflects how international justice increasingly hinges on politics more than law.
It no longer seems crazy to suggest that Europe’s elites might be prepared to ‘save democracy’—from the people—by destroying it.
“If you let your elites jail your voices, you’ll wake up to a continent where the people’s will is nothing but a memory.”
Brussels is enforcing its vision of Europe by branding dissent as betrayal.
The European Commission infringed on the principle of subsidiarity already by registering a citizen initiative that goes against the Treaties of the European Union.
If the SPD and CDU can barely muster a majority even when combined, it’s because they’ve lost the ability to genuinely represent majority concerns.
The direction-less PM wants to give 16-year-olds the vote—but won’t allow them to speak their minds or buy an energy drink.
Israel’s youth have understood that there are forces in the world that seek to take away our freedoms, our happiness, our resources, our land—and ultimately, our lives.
A choice that becomes financially impossible is no longer a real choice. It is coerced compliance.
Donald Trump just did what Trudeau couldn’t: make the Liberals electable again.
The generosity of French researchers lasts only as long as it doesn’t cost them anything and does not encroach on their own interests.
The blackout in Spain and Portugal shows how the irrational fetishisation of renewables ignores their inherent limitations.
While Mark Zuckerberg dismantles fact-checking on his platforms, the European Commission continues to enforce norms that penalize dissenting opinions.
Feminists have created a man whom women deeply despise.
It is time for us to take back the idea of patriotism from the elites, and to free national consciousness from all the negative labels they have attached to it.
The incident of a failed asylum seeker identifying as transgender exposes the dangerous absurdity of Germany’s self-identification law and its broken asylum system.
When governments set eligibility for euthanasia, they’re deciding whose lives are too valuable to end—and whose are deemed worthless enough to facilitate their death.
Let’s be clear: trans activists are not the victims of cruelty but the perpetrators of it.
Wokeness, multiculturalism, globalism—reading Renaud Camus is an antidote to these drugs. No wonder the Starmer government wants to ban him.
When law enforcement values quotas rather than convictions and history is rewritten to shame rather than inspire—what’s left?
The Acton Institute takes a moment to reflect on a pontiff who focused on the “least among us.”
Pope Francis died on Easter Monday, April 21st, at his Casa Santa Marta residence. His papacy challenged tradition and orthodoxy, upsetting many conservatives in the Church.
Pope Francis’ final audience with U.S. vice president JD Vance might have marked the divide between the past and future of the Church of Rome.
One of our challenges, as men and women of the Right, is to make our own contributions to the modicum of good in the world. How? One way is by simply giving ourselves to others; by living with integrity; by acting with humility and charity—even when we wield great power or influence.
The substitute affiliations progressives seek to impose on us cannot replace the true bonds we have inherited—those of faith, identity, and family—and do not bring happiness.
When the adversary denies borders, morality, and the value of human life itself, refusal to resist is not a path to peace. It is a path to erasure.
The country’s elites and powerholders would do well to take Christ’s advice and learn to interpret the signs of the times.
Fifty years ago, the capital of Cambodia fell into the hands of the Khmer Rouge—a ‘liberation’ once hailed with enthusiasm by the French press, which still seems unfamiliar with the concept of repentance.
