The European Conservative

Can an intellectual tradition dissociate itself from the very ideas it has helped to develop? That is the question running through “Left Is Not Woke,” one of the most widely discussed political essays of recent years. In it, Susan Neiman argues that the woke phenomenon does not represent the culmination of the Left, but rather its negation. The thesis is undeniably attractive...

As we reported, Chinese group SAIC may soon establish a factory in Ferrol, next to some of Spain’s most sensitive naval infrastructure. The news has opened a debate that goes far beyond Galicia.

The project brings toget...

No one in Poland has banned the teaching of religion in schools. No law has been passed, no constitutional amendment adopted, and no concordat with the Holy See renounced. Yet a series of regulatory decisions is making religious instruction less accessible and less significant within the public school system. The Polish case illustrates a broader institutional phenomenon: adm...

The number of people admitted to German trauma centres with life-threatening stab wounds linked to violent crime has risen sharply over the past decade, according to an analysis of data from hundre...

Spain’s National Police began clearing an improvised camp on the beaches of Ceuta on Thursday morning, where more than 4,000 migrants had remained since the mass crossing on July 30th.

Twenty days have passed since that border crisis, and the Spanish autonomous city is still struggling to return to a normality that remains distant.

The settlement had becom...