Opinion
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Claudio Mutti: Instead of a “Conservative Revolution” we should theorise a “Traditional Revolution” inspired by a “Revolutionary Traditionalism”
Claudio Mutti is an Italian scholar — a Muslim, a Traditionalist, and a Eurasianist — who continues to direct Eurasia Rivista. Over the course of his life he has crossed paths with many leading figures and has…
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Francesco Giasi: For Gramsci, “hegemony” is first and foremost synonymous with political leadership
Gramsci is one of the most important thinkers whose ideas have profoundly influenced global politics in our century. It is nearly impossible to develop a political theory without taking into account the concept of…
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Luca Siniscalco: Art may still serve as a vessel for sacred fire
Luca Siniscalco is an Italian academic whose work I follow with interest. He continues to produce work in many fields, including contemporary German philosophy and literature, aesthetics, contemporary art, symbolism, and philosophy of religion.…
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Luigi Iannone: Jünger and Schmitt were united by a shared aversion to parliamentarianism and to a decadent view of the European intelligentsia
Luigi Iannone is one of the leading voices of conservative thought in the Italian intellectual world. He edited and wrote the foreword to Ernst Nolte’s book La rivoluzione conservatrice, as well as editing the…
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Alexander Raynor: GRECE arosed as a reaction to the cultural hegemony of progressive liberalism, American influence, decolonization processes, and the rise of multicultural policies
Within the European Right, the GRECE movement, founded by Alain de Benoist, led the most important debates of the period and deeply influenced subsequent right-wing currents. In particular, the emphasis on neo-paganism caught my…
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John Morgan: Evola uniquely provided both a comprehensive Traditionalist critique of modern politics and practical guidance for its Traditional rectification
Julius Evola remains a significant thinker whose ideas have shaped right‑wing discourse worldwide. In a recent conversation with John Morgan—an American editor and publisher instrumental in bringing Evola’s works to English‑speaking readers—we explored Evola’s critique of…
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Amr Rasheed: Shaykh Nooruddeen Durkee built a zawiya for seekers and students of tasawwuf
As an American Shadhili sheikh, Shaykh Nooruddeen Durkee was one of the most prominent figures in the Sufi movements in America in our time. I was particularly interested in the fact that I had…
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Selenia De Felice: Mishima was a “warrior of life,” intoxicated by the allure of a glorious ancient death
Although many of Yukio Mishima’s works have been translated into Turkish, his thoughts on politics and culture are still not sufficiently known in our country. Mishima was an important figure that kept coming up…
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Roland Clark: Iron Guard was distinguished by its intensive propaganda in rural areas and its reliance on Orthodox tradition
The profound social and political transformations Romania underwent in the aftermath of World War I provided a favourable backdrop for the rise of the Iron Guard movement led by Corneliu Zelea Codreanu. Famous thinkers…
