These days, online gambling and the case for restrictions on it, are a hot topic all over the globe, but nowhere …
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From The Vault: In this article from SpeakFreely’s ‘Roaring Twenties Issue’ (2022), Ilya Somin considers hopes and doubts for open immigration …
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Maria Demétrio on the deep inequalities underpinning contemporary global mobility. We live in a world where the idea of freedom is …
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Anna Shnaidman on the cost of mistaking ideals for reality. To those far from the Middle East, the phrase “freedom of …
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The European energy crisis of 2022 constituted not only an economic shock but also a political stress test. Driven by post-pandemic …
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Nicolás Sánchez Cominero explores why immigration has such a bad reputation sociologically despite its potential economic benefits. If you could be …
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Hungarian prosecutors are seeking a custodial prison sentence for a fashion designer, along with a disqualification from public affairs. This appeal …
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Passports are strange things. Most people carry one their whole life without having chosen it. Passports don’t say much about a …
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I recently made an appearance on Talk TV with David Bull. One of the topics of discussion was Britain’s small boat …
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Libertarianism is noteworthy for its clarity, emphasizing non-aggression, property rights, and voluntary exchange. It champions individual freedom, provided it does not …
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Has the law been perverted? Following the French Revolution of 1848, Frédéric Bastiat pondered this question in The Law, a timeless …
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In the late 2000s, the United States economy was dying. For years, banks and mortgage lenders had packaged home loans, many …
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Myths have a peculiar place in cultural discourse in any country. They act as frameworks for imagining community and establishing values. …