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Oscar Gill-Lewis on one of history’s most illuminating case studies about the effects of economic controls. Allow me to set the …

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Bolivia recently held an election that was unusual in many respects. Most polling firms predicted a fairly consistent outcome: Samuel Doria …

The European Union is preparing to decide the future of digital privacy. On September 12, 2025, Member States had to declare …

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I cannot claim to know conservative activist Charlie Kirk or his politics well. When I saw the headline that he had …

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The mainstream adoption of crypto from 2020 to 2022 left a lot of people disillusioned. Libertarians included. What started as a …

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Leszek Balcerowicz is a former Chairman of the National Bank of Poland and was twice Deputy Prime Minister of Poland. He …

Seven years after legalizing personal use, Georgia is rolling back freedoms with sweeping new laws and harsher punishments. In 2018, the …