Loup Viallet: To become an essential power on the European stage, Poland must develop its African geopolitics and build convergences with France
Loup Viallet is a specialist in African geopolitics and international economics
Patrick Edery
Digital Service Act: Censorship, the new value of the European Union
The entry into force of the Digital Service Act (DSA) at the end of August marks a worrying turning point in the development of the European Union and its relationship to freedom of expression.
Ferenc Almássy
Javier Benegas: “The Right has to defend its own ideas, not be the antithesis of the Left”.
Javier Benegas is a publicist, writer and editor. Co-founder of the newspaper “Vozpópuli”, he currently directs the digital media Disidentia.
Álvaro Peñas
Chantal Delsol: France is a country of riots. And for specific reasons.
Every uprising has its own motives, linked to the events of the day.
Francesco Giubilei
The New Wave of German Emigration
This wake-up call dates back to the 2000s. However, the problem is as topical now as it was then.
Marco Gallina
Francisco José Contreras: “The renewal of the West is the historic task that the New Right must take on”
Francisco José Contreras is Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Seville and was a deputy for VOX during the last legislature (November 2019-July 2023).
Álvaro Peñas
Country Report: Germany Faces Loss of Prosperity
Despite the economic downturn, citizens are threatened with new taxes and hidden levies, for example through a reform of the heating law or the CO2 tax.
Marco Gallina
Is a European Strategy Possible?
At the end of July I attended a talk with Balasz Orbán, political director of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and author of the book “The Hungarian way of strategy”. The talk covered a number of topics that can certainly help to understand the political strategy of Viktor Orbán’s government and the reason why he is supported by the majority of Hungarian people.
Álvaro Peñas
Questions from Poles to a Frenchman ahead of their referendum on immigration
In the eastern countries of the EU, France has become the poster child of what not to do when it comes to immigration.
Patrick Edery
The divine fool
On 2 May 1808, while blood was still being shed in the streets of Madrid, Napoleon dined in Bayonne with the “kings” of Spain, Charles IV and his son Ferdinand VII.
Álvaro Peñas
The danger of a reactionary narrative of ecologists on climate change
As someone who is particularly attracted to ideas contrary to my own and confronting them, I am always astonished when it is no longer allowed to challenge a line of reasoning without being ostracized from society.
Patrick Edery
Holiday debates on immigration with French 'papys boomers'.
Every year, like many of us, I spend the summer holidays with my family. It's a time for endless political discussions. As someone who enjoys adversarial debate, I must admit that I'm often provocative. I particularly enjoy sparking discussions on immigration with my elders, as our opinions differ so widely on this issue.