Stefan Brakus 
For anybody who may be unaware, the famous Notting Hill Carnival in London has taken place annually, every August, since 1966, and is intended as a celebration of the Caribbean community in the city. As is evident from its name, the celebrations are held in the Notting Hill area of the London Royal Borough of … Read more
It is no secret that the current Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan – who is of Pakistani heritage – has proven to be an extremely controversial figure throughout his tenure as Mayor, not least due to his views on culture and diversity (which strongly favour multiculturalism over homogeneity), but his most recent controversy has even … Read more
In our second article of the week covering the right-wing Alternative for Germany party, following the German Government’s admission that it is debating banning the AfD, a leading AfD member in Bavaria was brutally assaulted and beaten by a group of migrants in what seemed to be an organised act of violence against him. On … Read more
In a move that has sparked intense public debate in Germany and across Europe, the German Government – led by the centre-left Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) – has openly declared publicly that it is currently debating the possibility of banning the right-wing Alternative for Germany party (AfD). The AfD over the past decade … Read more
While I have read numerous books about the French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte and the Europe of his time, This Dark Business is the first book that I have read that covers the underground world of espionage, assassination and intrigue between the years 1789 and 1804 – the beginning of the French Revolution and the crowning … Read more
Following the military coup against the Government of Niger between the 26th – 28th July, President of France Emmanuel Macron made a statement that the French Government will respond “immediately” to any act of violence by the Armed Forces of Niger against so-called “French interests”. According to Macron – to quote him directly – France … Read more
Following a series of votes in the British House of Lords on Monday 17th July, the UK Government’s proposed Illegal Migration Bill also received royal assent on Thursday 20th July and has now become law. The Bill follows British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s long-term pledge to stop thousands of illegal migrants crossing the English Channel … Read more
Although the late Muammar Gaddafi hailed from Libya, his ideological work that is The Green Book is a piece of political literature that can still serve as an interesting source of political philosophy for European nationalists. A very short work that can probably be read in a single dedicated sitting, The Green Book is split … Read more
The name Corneliu Zelea Codreanu is one that stirs an indescribable sense of inspiration within each and every nationalist in Europe and beyond who has even so much as heard of the man and his movement, most commonly known as the Iron Guard. One of the most influential figures in modern Romanian history, Codreanu was … Read more
In a move that has angered and disappointed many on the political right in Europe, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made a statement over the weekend claiming that her native Italy and the rest of the European continent “need immigration”, a statement which is in stark contrast to her own party’s strong anti-immigration stance. The … Read more