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PREVIEW: THE EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVE – WINTER ’25

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THE EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVE: The latest issue features a section on the life and work of Spanish political thinker, Dalmacio Negro Pavón; – an interview with Curtis Yarvin; – a defense of The Camp of the Saints; – a review of The Golden Thread; – a tribute to Iryna Zarutska; – and much, much more.


Big Europe Has Lost the War Over Ukraine

The EU’s claim to be a global power player stands exposed as the fantasies of an ageing pretender.

Virtue and Defiance Can Stir Even the Darkest Ideologues

The martyred young risked and ultimately accepted death to defend a culture that they believed was worth the sacrifice.

The Anti-Israel Tantrum Threatening To Break Eurovision

Four nations have declared they will boycott next year’s song contest over the inclusion of the Jewish State. Good riddance.

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Arts & Culture: The New Criterion — October 2023

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The New Criterion – October 2023 issue:

The new conservative dilemma  a symposium

Today’s conservative dilemma  by James Piereson
Can conservatives still win  by Victor Davis Hanson
Conservatism reconfigured  by Daniel McCarthy
The promise of populism  by Margot Cleveland

New poems  by Daniel Brown, Sophie Cabot Black & W. S. Di Piero