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The Grüner Anker: Dining in the Footsteps of the Mises Circle

by Libertarian Travel Guide July 31, 2026

Elections in a Country With Nothing Left to Choose

The Case for End-of-Life Autonomy Across Europe  

Recovering Bolivia’s “Unbridled Love For Liberty”

Hungary’s New Beginning, and an Old Danger

The European Dream Is Dying at the Border

Even More Pieces We Would Like to Commission

Ecuador’s Crime Crisis Demands More Than Curfews

by Edwin Guillen July 16, 2026

The Ibar Bridge: Between Division and the Memory of a City

Liberty, Leviathan, and the Lost Valleys of Snina

Sazan Island: From Communist Military Base to Luxury Resort

Mugron, France – the village of Frédéric Bastiat

Chat Control Comes in Two Versions. Neither Respects Your Privacy

Monetary Missteps with George Selgin 

Politics

Elections in a Country With Nothing Left to Choose

by Emmanuel Lvov July 30, 2026

The Case for End-of-Life Autonomy Across Europe  

by David Briguglio Brown July 28, 2026

Recovering Bolivia’s “Unbridled Love For Liberty”

by Hans Armando Alvarado Gutierrez July 28, 2026

Hungary’s New Beginning, and an Old Danger

by Bátor Vári July 19, 2026

Economics

The Grüner Anker: Dining in the Footsteps of the Mises Circle

by Libertarian Travel Guide July 31, 2026

Monetary Missteps with George Selgin 

by Craig Duddy July 9, 2026

Prize Contest: The More Corrupt the State, the More Numerous the Laws

by Guest Editor July 8, 2026

I, Smartphone. Far Smarter Than You Ever Imagined

by Lawrence W. Reed June 18, 2026

Culture

The Ibar Bridge: Between Division and the Memory of a City

by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026

Sazan Island: From Communist Military Base to Luxury Resort

by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026

Mugron, France – the village of Frédéric Bastiat

by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026

Kyiv After the Missile Barrage

by Ian Golan July 7, 2026
by Ian Golan July 7, 2026

EU Elections

Hungary’s New Beginning, and an Old Danger

by Bátor Vári July 19, 2026
by Bátor Vári July 19, 2026

How Brussels Turned a Medicine Shortage Into a Black Market

by Romuald Agla June 30, 2026
by Romuald Agla June 30, 2026

Malta’s 2026 Election Leaves Liberty Out of the Spotlight 

by David Briguglio Brown May 21, 2026
by David Briguglio Brown May 21, 2026

The Rotten Red Bloc in the State of Denmark

by Bátor Vári April 7, 2026
by Bátor Vári April 7, 2026

Archive

  • Ayn RandCulture

    Legacy of Neil Peart – Objectivism in the Limelight

    by Marko Savić February 3, 2025
    February 3, 2025

    Neil Peart left an indelible mark on the history of modern music, but not many people know that the philosophy of …

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  • Ayn Rand

    Celebrating 120 Years of Ayn Rand

    by Ogechukwu Egwuatu February 2, 2025
    February 2, 2025

    People usually have strong feelings about Rand. They either adore her or hate her. If you’re somewhere in the middle, or …

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  • CultureSociety

    Cycles of Power: Libertarian Reflections on One Hundred Years of Solitude

    by José Alejandro Iturralde Camacho January 29, 2025
    January 29, 2025

    Netflix’s adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude invites us into a labyrinth of ambition, resilience, and power. …

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  • PoliticsSociety

    The Battle For Greenland 

    by David Piihl January 28, 2025
    January 28, 2025

    In recent weeks the president-elect of the U.S. Donald Trump has made a series of statements concerning his ambition to acquire …

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  • Politics

    Forget the Left-Right Divide—The Real Threat is Big Government

    by Hein Htet Kyaw January 24, 2025
    January 24, 2025

    Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s Allegory of the Good Government The traditional left-right political spectrum, historically rooted in the French Revolution, has undergone significant …

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  • Society

    TikTok on the Clock: Was the US Ban’s 14-Hour Drama a National Security Concern or a PR Stunt?

    by Tania Rak January 22, 2025
    January 22, 2025

    In the rapidly shifting landscape of digital platforms, the proposed TikTok ban in the US is causing ripples across industries. This …

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  • Politics

    It’s Time to Speak Freely

    by Anne Struffmann January 21, 2025
    January 21, 2025

    For years, those of us with views outside the left-wing orthodoxy have learned the art of strategic silence. It plays out …

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  • Economics

    The Economic Case for Ross Ulbricht’s Silk Road

    by Ian Golan January 19, 2025
    January 19, 2025

    The shackles of the state have always been countered with intense lockpicking, even if only few could ever hope of cracking …

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  • US Elections

    US Elections and Trump’s Cabinet – SFL Liberty Report

    by Gonçalo Torres January 18, 2025
    January 18, 2025

    The US election determined the future of world politics for the next years to come. In this episode I talk with …

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  • Society

    The Israeli Judicial Crisis and the Universal Tension Between Democracy and Liberalism

    by Anna Shnaidman January 17, 2025
    January 17, 2025

    The legal crisis in Israel, which peaked on the eve of October 6, 2023, represents not just a domestic debate about …

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  • Culture

     Lights, Camera, Liberty! What do Award Shows Teach Us about Classical Liberalism?

    by Shasmeethaa Nair January 17, 2025
    January 17, 2025

    With the dawn of a new year, the inevitable glitz and glamour of the Hollywood award season follows close by. From …

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  • CultureSociety

    The Illusion of Control: Determinism and Ecology in Dune

    by Tomás Lucena Barreiro January 15, 2025
    January 15, 2025

    In my earlier text last month, I explored the intertwining themes of power, belief, and seductive allure of authoritarianism in Frank …

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  • Society

    Brazil Vs. Big Tech: How Zuckerberg’s Move To Texas Stoked A Censorship Crisis

    by Augusto Pimentel January 13, 2025
    January 13, 2025

    What seemed like a victory for Brazilians towards a more politically fair country may ultimately become a nightmare in another chapter …

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  • EconomicsSociety

    The Silent Feminist-Market Revolution in North Korea

    by Jonáš Kurus January 13, 2025
    January 13, 2025

    North Korea presents itself as a hermit kingdom under strict supervision of the Kim dynasty. The State’s official philosophy, Juche, embodies …

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  • The Case for End-of-Life Autonomy Across Europe  

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  • Recovering Bolivia’s “Unbridled Love For Liberty”

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    by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
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