CONINTERN Proposed to Unite Nationalist Conservatives Across Borders

A recent article discusses the need for a Conservative International (CONINTERN) to address cross-national challenges faced by nationalist conservative parties in Europe, such as immigration. It suggests that while countries like the U.S. and Britain can manage immigration independently, Europe requires a coordinated response to effectively handle the influx of migrants, exacerbated by factors like climate change and economic instability. The author argues that a CONINTERN could facilitate collaboration among nationalist parties to tackle these issues collectively. This idea contrasts with the historical difficulty of right-wing parties working together due to their nationalist tendencies. The piece highlights the urgency of forming such an alliance in response to growing migrant pressures across the continent.