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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

  • EU Elections

    Malta’s 2026 Election Leaves Liberty Out of the Spotlight 

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

    Photo: Malta Parliament complex, June 2018 (11) by No Swan So Fine, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. As …

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  • Culture

    The Moral War Behind “Christian Politics”

    by Giorgi Kajaia May 20, 2026
    May 20, 2026

    A circle of pastors surrounds a seated man. They bow their heads, lay hands on him, and pray as though blessing …

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  • Freedom of Movement

    Lives in Transit: Those who Fled Belarus, Ukraine, and North Korea

    by Guest Editor May 15, 2026
    May 15, 2026

    Three political migrants share their journeys Jihyun Park Jihyun Park was born in North Korea and escaped the regime twice before …

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  • Technology

    Strengthening Cybersecurity Without Undermining Digital Rights

    by Kamran Khan Arabzai May 14, 2026
    May 14, 2026

    When the CrowdStrike outage hit in 2024, the consequences were immediate and visible. Flights were delayed, hospital systems stalled, banking services …

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  • Politics

    India’s Ban on Online Gambling Poised for Failure

    by Teodor Tsenov May 11, 2026
    May 11, 2026

    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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  • Freedom of Movement

    The Future of Freedom of Movement

    by Ilya Somin May 11, 2026
    May 11, 2026

    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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  • Society

    Digital Nomads vs. Stateless People: When Mobility Is a Privilege

    by Maria Demétrio May 9, 2026
    May 9, 2026

    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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  • Society

    The Border Between Life and Death

    by Anna Shnaidman May 7, 2026
    May 7, 2026

    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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  • Europe

    Power to the People: Why Europe Needs Nuclear

    by David Briguglio Brown May 6, 2026
    May 6, 2026

    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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  • Freedom of Movement

    The Welfare State Sabotages Immigration

    by Nicolás Sánchez May 5, 2026
    May 5, 2026

    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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  • Society

    You Shouldn’t Go to Prison for Harming Yourself

    by Kristóf Ábel Tarnay May 5, 2026
    May 5, 2026

    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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  • Urban Frontier

    Where Do You Want to Go?

    by Juan D. Estevez May 3, 2026
    May 3, 2026

    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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  • Freedom of Movement

    The Free Movement Issue of SpeakFreely Magazine

    by Oscar Gill-Lewis May 1, 2026
    May 1, 2026

    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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  • PhilosophySociety

    Cultural Preconditions of Libertarian Order

    by Giorgi Kajaia April 30, 2026
    April 30, 2026

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

    by David Briguglio Brown July 28, 2026
  • Recovering Bolivia’s “Unbridled Love For Liberty”

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    by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
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  • Monetary Missteps with George Selgin 

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  • No, the Finnish Conscription Model Won’t Make Young Britons More Willing to Fight for Their Country

    by Ian Golan July 8, 2026
  • Prize Contest: The More Corrupt the State, the More Numerous the Laws

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