Last month, an overlooked meeting took place under clandestine conditions in Austria’s capital. Professionals, invariably active in right-wing politics across the European continent, travelled from far and wide to listen to Renaud Camus, Martin Sellner and Harrison Pitt discuss why Europe appears to be struggling to meet the challenges of a profound demographic and identitarian crisis.
Those gathered included journalists, political organisers and activists on the Right, meeting to deliberate on questions such as ‘remigration’ and the so-called ‘Great Replacement’ with evident concern. Within the confines of an old Viennese home, lavishly decorated with symbolically aristocratic taste, the talk – which is available on YouTube – proceeded by atmospheric candlelight in a serious and reflective manner.
