THEUSZ : fighting the culture war with good music
THEUSZ is an artistic, countercultural and international collective founded in French Flanders in 2015. Confronted from its creation with the politically correct and the norms
Nationalist Movements
ENOUGH! Meet CHEGA, the best chance for a nationalist party to get elected in Portugal
The Portuguese elections are almost here, with more than 10 millions voters choosing who will rule the country for the next four years. It’s already
Imperium Europa: The Maltese Party That Wants To Re-Unite The Right
by The D
In my recent rundown of who to vote for in the impending EU Elections, I missed a very promising party from Malta. The Maltese, unfortunately,
The EU Elections: Who to vote for across Europe?
by The D
As the EU elections draw near, it is time to decide who you’ll be voting as MEP for your respective country. Even though we know
Can we truly trust Geert Wilders?
by SPQR
Geert Wilders is a Dutch politician of international notoriety, a man whose name is at the top of the Al-Qaeda hitlist. He is known in
Meet Senator Fraser Anning, Australia’s Most Outspoken Nationalist!
by Borna
Australian Senator Fraser Anning has been on the spotlight across Australian and Western politics since the New Zealand shooting in mid-March, calling out the double
Remembering Guillaume Faye: Un Patriote Européen
by Borna
Paris, 7 March – With the death of Guillaume Faye, who died in the night between 6 and 7 March, one of the few intellectuals
France’s Yellow Vest Movement: A Blueprint for the Future of European Nationalism
The following article is courtesty of our guest writer, Robert Kearney. Follow his Twitter for more information: @Robkearney1981. In an age where the lives of
Snap Elections Called in Spain
by Mac
Will the new snap elections in Spain lead to the next domino effect in the rise of right wing parties or will the Spaniards continue
Will of the European Peoples, Arise!
by Borna
Across the continent, from the west to the east, from the south to the north. Populism or ‘the will of the people’ is catching on.