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FVD explained: five misconceptions about the Dutch role in the history of slavery.
In the light of the recent official apology issued for the Dutch role in the slave trade, Forum for Democracy corrects several misconceptions.
By Editorial Team
Politics
"Democracy is also Christian-conservative"
Marco van den Boomgaard on Hungary
By Editorial Team
Politics
What is the Netherlands doing in Iraq?
On the futility of 'democratisation' and the hypocrisy of the West.
By Thierry Baudet
Politics
Intervention does not work
Why the West should get out of Iraq.
By Forum for Democracy
Politics
Politics, lies and videotapes
How the media smears people with things they haven't even said.
By Forum for Democracy
Politics
The suspension of an opposition MP is an attack on democracy
The Dutch parliament is abandoning democracy.
By Forum for Democracy
Politics
Dutch government obstructs excess mortality research
Dutch government agencies are obstructing research into excess mortality. MP Gideon van Meijeren has asked questions.
By Gideon van Meijeren
Politics
EU rule of law is rotten to the core
Speech by Marcel de Graaff MEP in the debate on human rights at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
By Marcel de Graaff
Politics
Democracy in America?
Is there political persecution in the US? Republican campaigner Steve Bannon has been arrested in run-up to midterm elections.
By Thierry Baudet
Politics
The Davos Papers
The relations between the Dutch government and the World Economic Forum.
By Henk-Jan Prosman
Politics
French Elections
In every single previous French national vote for nearly 60 years, power has changed hands one way or another. But Macron has instead confirmed his government in office. Macron’s historic victory has been obtained in spite of the fact that the anti-system vote in the first round of this election was higher than ever: over 52% voted for Le Pen, Zemmour and the hard left Jean-Luc Mélenchon, not to mention the other anti-system candidates.
By John Laughland
Politics
Analysis of the Hungarian elections
This past Sunday, April 3, the elections for the national parliament were held in Hungary. Six parties, from the ultra-left to the extreme right, united in one alliance and appointed Peter Marki-Zay as the list leader. The final result was stunning. With 54 percent of the vote, Orbán not only had the two-thirds majority, but even won a bigger victory than in 2018. Hungary has chosen to support native families, native homes, and its native sovereign country.
By Editorial Team
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