The dark side of constitutionalism

  Constitutions pop up as a result of many different and complex factors and can be divided in many different types. The thing they have in common, however, is that they are a tool for the maximization of human freedom

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Identaria presented at RISE – 2026 in Varna

  On April 15th and 16th 2026 Identaria was presented at the Research and Innovation symposium for European security and defence (RISE-SD), a singular annual event for sharing fresh insights from EU research projects in the area of security and

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Presenting Identaria at the MCC Budapest Summit 2026

The Identaria project was presented at one of the major international national-conservative and patriotic conferences in Europe, the MCC Budapest Summit on reclaiming the West which was held in Budapest, Hungary in the period 10-12 March 2026. The MCC Budapest

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A Hunnic strategy for the European patriotic forces

  The new U.S. National Security Strategy developed by President Donald Trump’s administration and published in November 2025 offers an ideal starting point for framing a new strategy  for the European patriotic forces. The new U.S. National Security Strategy has

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Eine hunnische Strategie für die europäischen patriotischen Kräfte

Die neue Nationale Sicherheitsstrategie der Vereinigten Staaten, die von der Regierung von Präsident Donald Trump erarbeitet und im November 2025 veröffentlicht wurde, bietet einen idealen Ausgangspunkt für die Entwicklung einer neuen Strategie für die europäischen patriotischen Kräfte. Die neue Nationale

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The Technological Republic and Identaria

The Technological Republic by Alexander C. Karp and Nicholas W. Zamiska is a well-informed and insightful work which would feel somewhat soft for the fans of Elon Musk but is certainly hard for authors from a Silicon Valley tech company.

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Von Remigration zur Identaria – Teil 2: Das Konzept von Identaria

Die Politik der erzwungenen Masseneinwanderung nach Europa entwickelt sich zunehmend zu einer schwerwiegenden Verletzung der Menschenrechte der einheimischen Europäer. Erzwungene Masseneinwanderung nach Europa stellt eine Form des anti-europäischen Rassismus dar, die verheerende Auswirkungen auf den internationalen Frieden und die Sicherheit

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Von Remigration zur Identaria – Teil 1: Remigration als Konzept

Das übergeordnete Konzept der Remigration wurde von Martin Sellner, Gründer und Sprecher der Identitären Bewegung Österreich (IBÖ), in seinem 2024 im rechten deutschen Verlag Antaios erschienenen Buch „Remigration. Ein Vorschlag“ ausgearbeitet. Das Werk ist aus der Perspektive eines österreichischen metapolitischen

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Von Remigration zur Identaria – Einleitung

Die Identitäre Bewegung – Subkultur oder Nationsbildung?   Am 26. Juli 2025 organisierte die Identitäre Bewegung Österreich (IBÖ) ihren jährlichen Marsch in Wien, an dem etwa 600 junge Männer und Frauen – überwiegend aus Österreich, Deutschland und Frankreich – teilnahmen

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From Remigration to Identaria – Introduction

The Identitarian Movement: subculture or nation-building?   On July, 26-th 2025 the Identitarian Movement of Austria (Identitäre Bewegung Österreich – IBÖ) organized its annual march in Vienna with about 600 young men and women – mostly from Austria, Germany and

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Understanding Imperial Identity

Review of Hyun Jin Kim. The Huns. (London and New York: Routledge, 2016)   “The Huns” by Dr. Hyun Jin Kim stands out as a rare Hun-positive, even Hunophile work which is not common in research on the Huns dominated

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The Ancient Bulgarians — Who Were They?

The Ancient Bulgarians – Who Were They? A New Look at the Old Question The article presents a new Tocharian hypothesis to address the key question of the ethnogenesis of the ancient Bulgarians. It begins by examining the migration of

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A Diagnosis of Origin Theories

Review of “Delusions and Facts about the Ancient Bulgarians. Book 1 – Origin Theories” (Pleven: Edelweiss Press Publishing House, 2022) by Zhivko Voynikov   Zhivko Voynikov’s book on origin theories is the first in a series of five books on

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Avar Open Society and Identity Continuity

Review of Walter Pohl. The Avars. A Steppe Empire in Central Europe, 567-822. Cornell University Press: Ithaca and London, 2018.   Walter Pohl’s monograph on the Avars is a well-informed left-wing study of a most non-commercial subject, the history of

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The HistoGenes project and the European nomadic tradition

HistoGenes is one of the largest ongoing EU research projects seeking to unpack the complex problem of European genetic history. It addresses a major historical problem,  the population history of Eastern Central Europe and, more specifically, of the Carpathian Basin

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Raising a tempest in Uneurope

Although being contested and somewhat dated the concept of a sovereign (or a king, to put it plainly) may still be relevant for the establishment of Identaria. The king is a traditionalist concept and royal dynasties have played a major

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Zarathustra and Indo-European origins

Part 8 of Nietzsche’s “Thus spoke Zarathustra” and the Identaria project In general, references to ethnicity and to Europeanness in “Thus spoke Zarathustra” are rare. This is obviously done by Nietzsche to fashion the text in his quasi-Bible in a

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Self-hatred and identity: the case of Smerdyakov

In November 1880 the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky published his last novel “The Brothers Karamazov”, his magnum opus and arguably one of the greatest pieces of literature ever written. In this novel Dostoevsky explores existential themes such as the

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The aristocratic arrangement of society and Identaria

Part 6 of Nietzsche’s “Thus spoke Zarathustra” and the Identaria project   The objective for an aristocratic arrangement of society is not clearly specified in Zarathustra but it can be constructed based on the concept of the overman and some

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Zarathustra’s mysticism and Identaria

Part 4 of Nietzsche’s “Thus spoke Zarathustra” and the Identaria project Mysticism plays a great part in “Thus spoke Zarathustra”, being one of the reasons for its high impact. It is something which has strong appeal to many people –

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Zarathustra’s war-loving and Identaria

Part 3 of Nietzsche’s “Thus spoke Zarathustra” and the Identaria project As a peace-building project Identaria can draw on Zatarhustra’s war-loving attitude and radicalism in order to better understand the psychology of war-lovers. Zarathustra’s war-like attitude and his specific form

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The will to power and identity

Part 2 of Nietzsche’s “Thus spoke Zarathustra” and the Identaria project   Maybe to the author’s surprise, some concepts developed in “Thus spoke Zarathustra” could be interpreted in nationalist terms. One of those is, of course, the will to power

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What is “I”?

How to identify oneself (based on René Descartes’ “Meditations”)   In his “Meditations on First Philosophy” of 1641, René Descartes outlines a similar thought process to the one he has become famous for in his “Discourse on the Method”, written

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On Nationalist Nomadism

The deployment of nomadism in politics and geopolitics is a fresh and practical idea which is very relevant for the Identaria project. Recently, nomadism has been examined from an idealist and leftist perspective by Anthony Sattin in “Nomads. The Wanderers

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Individualism in Plato’s Republic

The world of Ancient Greece is associated mainly with glamorous statues and breathtaking buildings; with rich mythology and capturing tales; with the ideas of liberty and democracy. Plato’s seminal work “The Republic” however reveals a darker side of the ancient

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On Differentiating between the Fatherland and the State

Including Thoughts on Heinrich Heine’s “Germany. A Winter’s Tale” and John Locke’s “Two Treatises of Government” PART ONE Just as in the year of 1844, when Heinrich Heine’s poem “Germany. A Winter’s Tale” was first published, today the grand idea

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The Geopolitics of Identaria in a 1984-world order

By a strange coincidence, the current geopolitical order as of 2024 closely resembles the one described by George Orwell in his “1984” novel. Three major geopolitical powers have been formed on the world stage – the super-states Oceania, Eurasia and

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FPÖ and European identity politics

On September, 29-th 2024 for the first time the Freedom party (FPÖ) won the most votes in an Austrian national election. The Freedom party won 29 % of votes, beating the ruling Austrian People’s party (ÖVP) and the once powerful

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“The Metamorphosis” by Kafka and Macedonian identity

Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” is actually a story about undesired identity. “One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin.” The fate of Gregor Samsa vividly represents the fate of

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The First Review

Read the first review of ‘The White Huns of Identaria’ by James J. O’Meara published on Counter-Currents. A bit like the First Amendment to this mostly constitutional book.

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Dark fantasy goes Hun

The White Huns of Identaria offers new horizons to the Dark fantasy genre. The Hun wildness is the new frontier for Dark fantasy. Nothing real will be off limits.

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