Essays - August 2, 2026

Strains on Democracy

by Richard Sörman

Culture - July 4, 2026

The American Republic: Roman or Germanic?

by Hannes Gissurarson

Politics - May 26, 2026

Europe After Orbán: Why Hungary’s Political Shift Could Redefine EU Enlargement

by Gianluca Guarino

Building a Conservative Europe - May 18, 2026

Iceland: Swing to the Right

by Hannes Gissurarson

Politics - May 8, 2026

The Bulgarian Elections and the End of a Five-Year Crisis

by Dragos Moldoveanu

Building a Conservative Europe - April 15, 2026

Hungary: Orbánism without Orbán?

by Hannes Gissurarson

Trade and Economics - March 30, 2026

Italy Repositions Cohesion Funds to Drive Competitiveness and Growth

by Gianluca Guarino

Legal - February 16, 2026

Left is Counting on Migrants’ Votes to Stay in Power, No Matter What

by Dragos Moldoveanu

Building a Conservative Europe - January 15, 2026

The 2026 European Election Cycle Between Continuity and Discontinuity in Politics: Prospects for Conservatism in EU

by Juri Morico

Building a Conservative Europe - September 24, 2025

Fratelli d’Italia Pulls Ahead: Recent Polls Show a Dominant Lead over PD

by Gianluca Guarino

ECR Conference on the Mediterranean in Naples - July 12, 2025

Europe’s Pledge to Ukraine: A Test of Unity, Security, and Strategic Vision

by Gianluca Guarino

Politics - May 8, 2025

Simion Wins the First Round: One Last Step to Go

by Alessandro Imperiali

Building a Conservative Europe - March 30, 2025

The Presidential Style: A Reform for a More Stable and Stronger Italy

by Gianluca Guarino

Building a Conservative Europe - March 27, 2025

After the Elections in Germany, in Europe It’s Time to Make Decisions

by Juri Morico

Building a Conservative Europe - March 3, 2025

Can the Left Govern and Win Again?

by Richard Sörman

Building a Conservative Europe - February 28, 2025

Germany Awakens From The “Woke” Mirage. Key Takeaways From Elections.

by Vlad Andrei