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Freedom’s Coming Home: SFL UK Looks to the Future of Liberty

by Josh Cheshire July 6, 2025

How Hard We Fight the State Will Determine Whether We Can Live...

The Ethics of Scarcity: Why Voluntary Plasma Systems Are Failing

No, Meta Training Its AI on Your Posts Doesn’t Justify More Red...

Georgian Democratic Dream in Peril

The New American Protectionism and Its Global Repercussions

Who’s Really Paying for “Free” Healthcare in Italy?

Is Miserable Army Pay a Hidden Tax on Nationalism?

by Ian Golan June 22, 2025

Debate: Should Libertarians Ever Bother to Vote?

The Imminent Threat to Freedom of Expression in Brazil

Debate: Should The Non-Aggression Principle Apply to Animals?

In Defense of the Heretic: Szasz, Psychiatry, and the Right to Be...

No Democracy Without Education: Make Politics and Economics Mandatory

Missouri’s Reversal of Voter-Approved Abortion Rights is an Assault on Democracy

Politics

No, Meta Training Its AI on Your Posts Doesn’t Justify More Red Tape

by Lika Kobeshavidze June 27, 2025

Georgian Democratic Dream in Peril

by Tamara Obgaidze June 27, 2025

Is Miserable Army Pay a Hidden Tax on Nationalism?

by Ian Golan June 22, 2025

Poland Abandons the Enlightenment, Grabs a Torch

by Ian Golan June 3, 2025

Economics

The New American Protectionism and Its Global Repercussions

by Lucas Guimarães June 26, 2025

Who’s Really Paying for “Free” Healthcare in Italy?

by Mario Spoltore June 26, 2025

Is Miserable Army Pay a Hidden Tax on Nationalism?

by Ian Golan June 22, 2025

SpeakFreely Debate Issue Now in Print!

by John Devlin June 5, 2025

Culture

Debate: Should The Non-Aggression Principle Apply to Animals?

by Michael Huemer June 19, 2025
by Michael Huemer June 19, 2025

In Defense of the Heretic: Szasz, Psychiatry, and the Right to Be Free

by Mario Spoltore June 13, 2025
by Mario Spoltore June 13, 2025

Everything CAN Be Awesome, Said Ayn Rand: The Shared Message of The LEGO Movie and Anthem

by Makar Zarubin June 6, 2025
by Makar Zarubin June 6, 2025

Love is Dystopia: An exploration of 1984 and Anthem

by Josh Cheshire May 27, 2025
by Josh Cheshire May 27, 2025

EU Elections

No, Meta Training Its AI on Your Posts Doesn’t Justify More Red Tape

by Lika Kobeshavidze June 27, 2025
by Lika Kobeshavidze June 27, 2025

The Tale of Two Polish Millionaires Seeking to Spearhead a Deregulation Revolution

by Ian Golan March 7, 2025
by Ian Golan March 7, 2025

Austrian Election gives boon to the populists but what about principles?

by Nik Khosravipour November 6, 2024
by Nik Khosravipour November 6, 2024

17th International Vernon Smith Prize 2024

by Sponsored Article September 17, 2024
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  • PoliticsSpain

    Tyrants should not be buried with honours

    by Juan García-Nieto July 19, 2023
    July 19, 2023

    On 24 April, José Antonio Primo de Rivera’s remains were exhumed and removed from the basilica in the Valley of Cuelgamuros …

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    What Europe can learn from Argentina`s liberty movement

    by Lautaro Soza Torrijos July 3, 2023
    July 3, 2023

    In 2015, Argentina embarked on a political transformation as it veered towards a far-left path. The people sought change and voted …

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  • EconomicsSweden

    It is unnecessary to subsidize solar power

    by Jonas Grafström July 2, 2023
    July 2, 2023

    A CEO of a major solar company recently came up with three proposals for increased development of solar energy in Sweden: …

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  • Politics

    Northern Ireland: A Post-conflict Society 25 Years On

    by Russell Coates June 30, 2023
    June 30, 2023

    On April 10, 1998, 25 years ago, the Good Friday Agreement was signed in Northern Ireland between the British and Irish …

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  • Politics

    Born From Dissent: Social Movements and the Case of Georgia

    by Mariam Berdzenishvili March 8, 2023
    March 8, 2023

    On March 7, 2023, the Georgian parliament passed the “Foreign Agent Law” at its first hearing. This bill involves the registration …

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  • Politics

    The ‘Foreign Agent Law’ casts an ominous shadow on Georgia’s European Aspirations

    by Elene Gureshidze March 1, 2023
    March 1, 2023

    “I am Georgian and, therefore, I am European” – Zurab Zhvania With the skepticism concerning Georgia’s western partners and stronger economic …

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  • Politics

    Public Service in Africa: Voting Rights and Political Participation

    by Jaime Vaz February 11, 2023
    February 11, 2023

    It has been said that whoever walks with the devil has sold his soul —  this saying seems to be a …

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  • EconomicsPolitics

    How Tax Reduction Helps Combat Corruption: Lessons from Georgia

    by Mariam Berdzenishvili February 5, 2023
    February 5, 2023

    “One of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results” – Milton Friedman …

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  • Economics

    Harmful Natural Monopoly — The Myth That Keeps On Giving

    by Landen Terrell February 4, 2023
    February 4, 2023

    Society must understand that “natural monopoly” is not the economic boogeyman it seems to think it is. Far too many individuals …

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  • Culture

    What Elizabeth Bennet Taught Me About Liberty

    by Tea Kljajić January 28, 2023
    January 28, 2023

      I don’t even know how many times I’ve returned to Jane Austen’s novels, especially the novel Pride and Prejudice, which …

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  • Science

    Sharing Everywhere: How the Sharing Economy is ‘Uberizing’ Education

    by Tania Rak January 27, 2023
    January 27, 2023

    The innovation of exchanging existing goods is not new. Ever since ancient times, people have used bartering to efficiently and effectively …

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  • Politics

    Is Canada a Nation?

    by Leam Dunn January 25, 2023
    January 25, 2023

    Is Canada a nation? Many would scoff at the remark and blindly say, “of course, Canada is a nation; it’s on …

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  • CulturePolitics

    Mill and Plato – Those Ideal Voices we all Need at the Family Dinner Table

    by Tyson Brown December 26, 2022
    December 26, 2022

    Family gatherings are a blessed opportunity to hear the diverse political opinions of all members of kin, which can quickly turn …

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  • Politics

    The Uyghur Struggle

    by Ema Coutinho December 20, 2022
    December 20, 2022

    In recent years, China has been making headlines: either through their lukewarm position on the invasion of Ukraine, or with their …

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