Events in America show that British Conservatism must evolve or die

Nov 13, 2024 by

by Miriam Cates, Conservative Home: Last Wednesday, I woke up at the usual time and reached for my phone. Having resisted the temptation to stay up all night to watch coverage of the American election, I was eager to see the result. Like...

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Make the Conservative Party Conservative Again

Nov 12, 2024 by

by Lois McLatchie Miller, First Things: As Americans focused their attention on their own ballot boxes, a quieter—yet significant—election across the pond may have slipped their notice. On November 2, Kemi Badenoch, a Nigerian-British...

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The death of conservatism?

Sep 30, 2024 by

by Henry George, The Critic: Individually and collectively, we must choose life. In the beginning of the 2004 film Troy, loosely based on the Homeric narrative, we hear these lines: “Men are haunted by the vastness of eternity. And so we...

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US Election 2024: We Don’t All Want the Same Thing

Aug 19, 2024 by

by Leila Miller, Crisis Magazine: When a politician calls for unity, it’s important to remember that we don’t all want the same thing for our country. “But we don’t all want the same things, do we?” Over a decade ago, I...

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Mayors who tried to ban the Nat Cons met Iranian theocrats and Turkish ultranationalists

Apr 19, 2024 by

by Georgia Gilholy, Conservative Home: On Tuesday morning I found myself staring up at what resembled stars strewn across a black sky. No, there was no shock solar eclipse. I was looking up in despair at the snazzily decorated ceiling of...

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Belgian court strikes down order shuttering conservative conference

Apr 17, 2024 by

from ADF: Free speech PREVAILS for “NatCon”. The Belgian justice system has acted to protect the freedoms of speech and assembly with a decisive emergency late-night ruling in favour of the conference on National Conservativism.  The...

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