On the night of January 3, 2026, within the span of a few hours, the geopolitical order of the world was …
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Missouri voters went to the polls in November 2024 expecting to decide on a straightforward clarification about election integrity. Instead, they …
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As the year 2026 begins, Germany is already starting to experience the consequences of the increasingly restrictive asylum policies it pursued …
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Who pays for politics in Malta? And what do they get in return? This is the question driving Malta’s party funding …
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We live in an era marked by the dangerous belief that the State holds legitimacy to appropriate the time, energy, and …
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“Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated? Good night” —says Johnny Rotten in a thick working-class North London accent as he …
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With days to go until Portugal’s presidential election on 18 January, the race is unusually open. João Cotrim de Figueiredo, the …
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A recent change in the Civil Service’s internship scheme to restrict entry to exclusively admit ‘working-class’ applicants has reignited my interest …
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It’s a brand new year, and in what is now a new SpeakFreely tradition, we’re taking a moment to share our …
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More than fifteen years after declaring independence, Kosovo remains caught in a dialogue that promises normalization but repeatedly produces deadlock. This …
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You, on the surface, appear to be a story of a man’s intense infatuation with women, but its deeper themes revolve …
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When climate activists march through city streets demanding action, their signs typically call for one thing: government intervention, in the form …
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Congratulations to the Venezuelan nation, which yesterday spontaneously took to the streets to celebrate, with concern, yes, but with irrepressible joy, …
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The event started out with a reflection and minute’s silence for Aldina Jahić, held by Anne Struffmann. Then the event kicked …