1968: The Incisive Year

1968 was a year that shook the world to its core. From the streets of Paris to the campuses of the United States, a new generation rose to challenge the systems that had long defined their lives. The youth, disillusioned with the status quo, sparked a fire that threatened to consume the old order, giving birth to what seemed like a new world. But, as history often reveals, the fervor of revolution rarely meets the expectations of those who dream it. Tomislav Sunic’s essay, "1968: The Incisive Year," explores the disillusionment that followed the iconic protests and offers a piercing reflection on how the events of 1968 reshaped not only the world but the very ideals that fueled it. A year of passionate rebellion became a moment of profound realization—an awakening to the complex realities of revolution, identity, and ideological transformation.

Read it here: https://nouvelledroite.substack.com/p/1968-the-incisive-year

"certain classes of people"

"We are not opposed to any particular party. But we are opposed, within all parties, to that which stems from this egalitarian ideology, of which Western liberalism and European social democracy constitute today the privileged points of support. What we feel alien to is not a particular political formation, it's the world in which political formations struggle - this world of economy-as-destiny, this world of the forgetting of being, this world of calculative thinking that weighs all values at the fairest price, this world of the inessential and the dictatorship of the "they"."

-Alain de Benoist, "The Cultural Causes of Political Change"

A rose by any other name...

The South African president tells Trump to leave South Africa alone and also says that the Americans wiped out all the indigenous people.

“The symbolic expression of this cultural unity of the West, encompassing both Latins and Germans — a unity that in the Middle Ages was still compact and powerful — was Rome: Rome, both as the religious center of the Catholic Church and as the seat of the greatest cultural traditions known to the world.”

— Anton Hilckman

"USAID is the antechamber of the globalist lodge (the core of the Deep State). It is the entrance to the room where the main monster of the Swamp dwells."

— Alexander Dugin, 3 February 2025

"It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world."

- President George Washington

Eurosiberia Podcast #50: How Europe Became American

Hans Vogel and Constantin von Hoffmeister discuss Vogel’s book How Europe Became American and its continuing relevance in the contemporary geopolitical and cultural landscape.

Watch the podcast here:

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/eurosiberia-podcast-50-how-europe-became-american

USAID Destroyed: Trump and Musk’s Conservative Revolution Continues

Alexander Dugin sees the dismantling of USAID by Trump and Musk as a critical blow to globalism and U.S.-led liberal dominance.

Read the article here:

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/usaid-destroyed-trump-and-musks-conservative-revolution-continues

"The future belongs to those who are not disillusioned."

— Georges Sorel