In postmodernity, housing is a first-world problem
By Miguel Nunes Silva In Economic Affairs *** Migration, red tape and rent controls have turned a basic need into a luxury across Portugal, Britain and America Institute of Economic Affairs Oct 17, 2026 Miguel Nunes Silva has an MA from the College of Europe and is currently the director of the Trezeno […]
When Portugal ‘Abolished ICE’
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** he year is 2020. In the beginning of spring, a media storm erupts over the shocking news of a Ukrainian citizen, Ihor Humenyuk, found dead at the Lisbon airport, while in the custody of the national border control agency SEF. Worse still, the death had apparently […]
Interview with Elaine Mullaly – Collaboration with Guerra da Informação
Remigration Means Europes Great Awakening Or Is There No Turning Back Why are millions of Europeans losing confidence in traditional parties and institutions? Is immigration becoming the defining political issue of our time? Join us for a hard-hitting discussion on the biggest controversies shaping Europe today, from Ireland and France to the UK and beyond. […]
