1918 em detrimento de 1648
By Miguel Nunes Silva In Revista Veritas Liberat *** A Primeira Guerra Mundial e a Guerra dos Trinta Anos estão indissociavelmente ligadas, mas o sistema ignora a ligação e arrisca caprichosamente uma sequela terrível s celebrações centenarias da Primeira Guerra Mundial, que ocorreram pouco antes da pandemia, foram um espetáculo triste de observar. Um exercício […]
A green blackout?
By Miguel Nunes Silva In Brussels Report *** On Monday 28th, around noon, the electric grids in Spain and Portugal went down, also affecting parts of France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland and Finland. The outage affected major metropolitan areas such as Madrid and Lisbon with Frankfurt airport also being impacted. Only the Atlantic archipelagos (Canary islands, the […]
“Nenhum país ocidental está atualmente em condições de enfrentar a Rússia”
By Miguel Nunes Silva In Geopol.pt *** Daniel Davis é um tenente-coronel reformado que é membro superior do grupo de reflexão Defense Priorities e apresentador do programa Daniel Davis Deep Dive, no YouTube. Tem sido uma voz realista no conflito na Ucrânia desde o início da guerra e é regularmente chamado a comentar como especialista […]
Ein extremer Linksruck mit Folgen
Von Miguel Nunes Silva In Junge Freiheit *** Portugal: Das Land war bis 2019 einer der wenigen EU-Staaten, in dem es keine Rechtspartei gab / Am 10. November 2015 formierten sich erstmals Rechte auf der Straße und später als Partei. Nun ist die CHEGA drittstärkste politische Kraft. Wir schreiben den 10. November 2015. Vor der […]
Portuguese PM Scores Own Goal in No-Confidence Saga
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** In a 142-88 vote with no abstentions, opposition lawmakers ousted the Portuguese administration after only 11 months in office. After Portugal’s third largest party CHEGA! and the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) both presented votes of no confidence against the ‘centre-right’ government of PM Luís Montenegro in the past […]
Centre-right government in Portugal – Nationalist Chega grows unabated
Portugal’s center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) won the 2024 legislative election, forming a minority government under Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. The far-right Chega gained influence, complicating governance. To avoid political instability, the 2025 state budget passed with the Socialist Party (PS) abstaining. Key policies include tax incentives for young workers to prevent emigration and a corporate […]
Crime and drug-addled Ecuador holds election over its future
Ecuador’s 2025 elections face significant challenges, including rising crime linked to drug gangs, political instability, and economic struggles. The presidential race is set for a runoff on April 13, 2025, between incumbent President Daniel Noboa (center-right) and Luisa González (left-wing). Both candidates have distinct visions for the country’s future, with Noboa focusing on combating crime […]
Jouvenelian Trilemmas and the Revenge of the Proletariat
By Miguel Nunes Silva In New English Review *** With the onset of the second Trump administration, we are hopefully entering the end of the woke era. In liberal societies, it is quite normal to find marginal voices for fringe beliefs. Wokeism’s existence is not a problem in itself as people enjoy freedom of conscience, in […]
Portugal’s Establishment Right Under Siege
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** On Sunday 16th, Portugal’s third largest party CHEGA! [PfE]—currently at around 20% in the polls— announced that it would present a vote of no confidence against the ‘centre-right’ government of PM Luís Montenegro, who narrowly won a slight plurality in last year’s national election. In 2024, […]
A Oportunidade Histórica de Portugal na Área da Energia
Por Miguel Nunes Silva No Folha Nacional *** Portugal tem-se afirmado discretamente resiliente num mundo a braços com crises energéticas, inflação e convulsões geopolíticas. No ano passado, o país assegurou 71% das suas necessidades de electricidade com energia renovável – um feito que poucas outras nações podem igualar, ainda que a maior parte da energia […]
