Europe

Photo: Prime Minister Igor Matovič and President Čaputová Slovaks have voted, democracy has been upheld. But who is Igor Matovič, the new Slovak Prime Minister? A couple of years ago,…

In the decades following World War II we have become used to a Germany whose socio-political system’s stability is immune to all crises. The ability to govern through the so-called…

In its election manifesto the Conservative party committed itself to following a fiscal rule to ensure a balanced budget by 2022/3. While that may have made sense as a tactical election…

Yesterday, the UK Electoral Commission released the breakdown of political party donations for 2019. Perhaps appropriately to the scale of Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party’s electoral triumph, it was…

How the Irish people decide to vote and run their own country is something which Unionists have always refused to interfere in or seek to influence. We made no comment…

It is now almost one month since the Building Better, Building Beautiful commission, co-chaired by the late Sir Roger Scruton, released its report. The Commission existed to reclaim beauty in architecture, or…

The so-called feminist woman – often dazzling on magazine covers – claims to be emancipated and yet also oppressed. She does not need a stable relationship, nor does she want a…

The conservative movement has a long history in Italy, with many changes over time. Nowadays, the most well-known conservative politicians are Matteo Salvini, Giorgia Meloni and Silvio Berlusconi, with their…

A recently conducted study in N. Macedonia by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) suggested that “85% of young people think that the country needs a leader with a firm…

Ireland’s recent general election was historic, and the ramifications will echo around the world. The two main features of this election demonstrate an irrevocable change to the Irish political landscape;…