The “new populism� on the left and right, and the collapse of the “centrist� cordon sanitaire Brussels Élites let out their long sigh of relief – the French Right was blocked. Markets complacently shrugged; ‘everything must ‘change’ to remain the same’. The Centre will find a way! Macron successfully had blocked the ‘populist’ Right and... Read More

On Sunday, July 7, France held the second round of its legislative “snap� election, called early in June by President Macron after his Renaissance party lost big in the European Parliament elections. Marine Le Pen’s National Rally received nearly 32 percent in that contest, prompting the president to dissolve the National Assembly and call a... Read More

Jared Taylor reflects on his admiration for Guillaume Faye, recounting their first meeting and enduring friendship, while highlighting the dark, apocalyptic themes of race, survival, and societal collapse in Faye’s Racial Civil War. This is Jared Taylor’s preface to Guillaume Faye’s final and most hard-hitting work, Racial Civil War. Because I speak French, it has... Read More

I wonder if Putin is as disappointed with the outcome of the French election as I am. The first round of elections gave a large lead to Marine Le Pen’s French Nationalist party. Hoping this would carry through the second round, I saw hope in the idea that European peoples tired of the long domination... Read More

Rumble link Bitchute link Europe is going anti-Semitic. What's with that? Let's start with Britain. That's the latest election. So many elections happening, it's hard to keep them all straight. Sir Keir Starmerstein, or whatever his name is, just won a historic victory. And the historic victory was basically the Jewish oligarchs', who destroyed the... Read More

The July 4 landslide defeat of the neoliberal pro-war British Conservatives by the neoliberal pro-war Labour Party poses the question of just what the media mean when they describe the elections and political alignments throughout Europe in terms of center-right and center-left traditional parties challenged by nationalist neo-fascists. Political differences between Europe’s centrist parties are... Read More

Do you need to translate Indonesian into English? Or Filipino into French? Japanese into German? No problem. Artificial intelligence will do all of that with ease. But there are some vital translations that AI won’t currently perform. It won’t translate English into English. Or French into French. Or German into German. Why is this a... Read More

Just so you understand, this witch hunt is exactly what they did to Donald Trump with “America First,� which was the name of an antisemitic and pro-Hitler organization run by aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh in the 1930s. It’s just a good slogan and it’s very simple. “America First.� The fact that someone who was supposedly... Read More

France was the last European nation to lose its sovereignty, and France might be the first to recover its sovereignty. In the 1960s France was still a nation of ethnic French as contrasted with the tower of babel and a geographical entity that it is today. During the ten-year presidency of Charles De Gaulle (1959-69)... Read More

[Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively on VDARE.com] So after my last two foreign affairs items, I can hear you muttering. "For goodness' sake, Derb, Iceland, Hungary, … what's this thing you have for small, inconsequential countries? How about somewhere important?" OK, how about Germany? Most populous country in Europe, with the... Read More

Pre-election Britain is currently going through a self-evaluation in such a way that, were it retail goods brought over a shop counter, there could be an action brought under the UK’s Trade Descriptions Act of 1968. This piece of legislation replaced the Merchandise Marks Act of 1887 with “fresh provisions prohibiting misdescriptions of goods, services,... Read More

On June 9, at 8:59 PM, President Emmanuel Macron announced the dissolution of the French National Assembly after acknowledging Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally (RN, the successor to Jean-Marie Le Pen’s National Front) had trounced Macron’s party in the European Elections, winning 31.4 percent of the vote. Marion Maréchal, Marine Le Pen’s niece... Read More

These are the words of Serbia’s President Aleksander Vucic. He ought to know. He is in the middle of it. He thinks Europe will be at war with Russia in “not more than three or four months,� if that long. President Vucic says “no one is attempting to stop the war. Nobody is speaking about... Read More

European voters revolted against their political leaders in last week’s continent-wide parliamentary votes. The result was a bombshell: right-wing parties made huge gains, shaking the existing order to its foundations and sending warning signals to voters in the US, Britain, and Canada. France’s president, Emmanuel Macron, called a surprise election in the hope of undoing... Read More

European voters in the European Union parliamentary elections repudiated the governments of Washington’s puppet states. Marine Le Pen’s “right-wing� party received twice as many votes as President Macron’s party. The two “right-wing� German parties both bested Chancellor Scholz’s party. The Italian elections gave the vote to prime Minister Meloni’s “right-wing� party. In Belgian, the two... Read More

In two weeks, on June 9, the French will go to the polls to elect 81 of the 720 members of the European Parliament, the European equivalent of the US Congress. There are now two nationalist parties in France, both competing for the same votes. What is the difference between the two? The Rassemblement National... Read More

A month ago I wrote about the Shieldmaiden, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a young female Dutch lawyer, who has undertaken the task of encouraging white Europeans to take a stand against the replacement of countries consisting of ethnic nationalities, such as Germans, English, French, Italians, Dutch, Spanish, Hungarians, with towers of babel. In our world today, as... Read More

Prompted by the rapid rise of the Jews in the West, the early twentieth century witnessed a proliferation of publications intended to expose, explain, or solve ‘the Jewish Problem’ — the acquiring by Jews of excessive influence in host societies and their use of this influence in the pursuit of selfish and destructive goals. Some... Read More

What follows is a Q and A conducted by James Edwards with Anke Van dermeersch, a former Miss Belgium, Miss Universe finalist, and current Senator of Belgium. James Edwards: You first made a name for yourself as a model who was crowned Miss Belgium and who went on to become a top finalist in the... Read More

Those who think the tide is about to turn on censorship may have to learn a hard lesson. “The Supreme Court can dismantle the censorship-industrial complex� read an editorial in The Hill this week. Author Harmeet Dhillon warned of a “disturbing and increasingly systematic trend of government actors forcing social media companies to censor constitutionally... Read More

Léon Degrelle (1906–1994) began his career in Belgium as a Catholic journalist who worked for the conservative Catholic periodical Christus Rex. In 1935 he founded the populist Rexist Party, morphed from Christus Rex, which was increasingly influenced by Italian Fascist doctrines. When the Germans invaded Belgium in 1940, the Rexists were mostly in favor of... Read More

Dries Van Langenhove is one of the most impressive and important activists in our movement. And he has guts. Despite government persecution, financial penalties, threats from antifa, and furious media hatred, he gave a speech at the last American Renaissance conference called “This Is The Greatest Time to Be Alive.� He said our ancestors are... Read More