Agreed PolicyGovernment, Justice and Public Order
Free Speech and Public Doctrine
Broad political and academic discussion is protected; speech that directly incites violence, terrorism or criminal conduct is not.
Policy catalogueGovernment, Justice and Public Order
Manifesto CoreAuthority, Democracy and Subsidiarity
Power should be exercised at the lowest competent level. Elections, representation and constitutional limits coexist with a rejection of philosophical liberalism.
Position
Restore Europe rejects both anarchic individualism and totalizing state power. Elections, representation, constitutional limits and public participation may coexist with a rejection of philosophical liberalism.
Policy
- Power should be exercised at the lowest competent level.
- Families govern family matters; municipalities local matters; regions retain meaningful autonomy; nations govern national matters.
- Government remains restrained by law, subsidiarity and institutional counterweights.
- Political disagreement and opposition remain legitimate.
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- Manifesto CoreNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Europe as a Civilization of Nations
Europe should be a civilizational community of sovereign nations, not a centralized post-national state.
- Agreed PolicyFamily, Demography and Social Order
Welfare and Social Assistance
A safety net directed primarily at citizens, families and those genuinely unable to support themselves, expressing solidarity without becoming permanent avoidable dependency.
- Agreed PolicyNation, Citizenship, Immigration and Europe
Eligibility for High Public Office
The highest offices of the nation are reserved for citizens with a birth, descent and historical connection to the country rather than acquired citizenship alone.
Every question in this catalogue carries a position. Entries marked Derived follow the direction of the manifesto without their implementation being fixed, and several name the legal or treaty change they would require. Positions are revised as the movement decides; the version and date above say which text you are reading.