A series of large-scale protests has gripped Slovakia since December, in response to a range of failings on the part of …
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Angola’s governance continues to be marred by corruption scandals, undermining its democratic institutions. Since the beginning of 2025, it has already …
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EU ElectionsPolitics
The Tale of Two Polish Millionaires Seeking to Spearhead a Deregulation Revolution
by Ian GolanHistory rarely offers second chances. But in the early 1990s, as Poland emerged from the wreckage of communism, it found itself …
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Zimbabwe stands at a critical juncture where economic freedom hangs in the balance. As the government contemplates extending political terms, the …
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The results of Germany’s 2025 Bundestag election didn’t just redraw the political landscape, they laid bare a nation increasingly at odds …
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Michael Cannon, the director of health policy studies at the Cato Institute, once said, “Healthcare’s future is so bright, I gotta …
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February is an important month for those who admire Ayn Rand. It marks her birthday (February 2, 1905), a perfect occasion …
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The experiences of camp life show that man does have a choice over his own actions — this is the main …
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*With a special note of gratitude to my friends who kindly agreed to contribute to this piece. Liza, Florian, Stefan, Aldina, …
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Valentine’s Day may very well be the most libertarian holiday. As Scott Alexander put it in his landmark piece:“The way people …
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CulturePhilosophyValentine's Day
How Terribly Predictable: Falling for a Brit and the Philosophy of Love
Reflections on Valentine’s Day, Rationality, and the Illusions of Romance I never truly knew him. A brief encounter at an SFL …
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While promising innovation and modernisation, Zimbabwe’s ambitious Education 5.0 policy has become a troubling example of how centralised planning may stifle …
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