Michael O’Shea
Despite overwhelming evidence, the replacement of European societies remains — frustratingly — a contested concept. Across the continent, cities and…
In his 2010 book The New Vichy Syndrome, Theodore Dalrymple presented an idea that had not yet spread widely beyond…
All Poles recognize the likeness of Gary Cooper from the 1952 film High Noon. The Polish Cooper holds an election…
It has been a grueling campaign to achieve essentially the status quo. Conservative historian Karol Nawrocki, informally affiliated with the…
Visitors to Western Europe have grown accustomed to young male migrants hawking selfie sticks, demanding a few euros, or —…
The first months of the new Trump Administration have laid bare the web of government technocrats and NGO activists and…
During his speech at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance summarized a European totalitarian impulse that has been…
It is springtime in the West. This moment recalls the words of Poland’s Cold War-era philosopher Leszek Kołakowski, who asserted,…
Newly minted Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been saying all the right things. His immediate maneuvers on DEI and…
“Orbán should have been born in a big country like Germany,” a Hungarian acquaintance once told me, in typical East…
