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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

  • Society

    Terrors and Tremors: On the Narcosis of Law, or on Venezuela

    by Nicolas S. Straehl January 20, 2026
    January 20, 2026

    On the night of January 3, 2026, within the span of a few hours, the geopolitical order of the world was …

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  • PoliticsUS Elections

    Missouri Amendment 7 Violates The State’s Own Constitution

    by Evan Kemp January 20, 2026
    January 20, 2026

    Missouri voters went to the polls in November 2024 expecting to decide on a straightforward clarification about election integrity. Instead, they …

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  • Freedom of Movement

    Control Without Work Is Not Control At All

    by Abdelghani Bensi January 19, 2026
    January 19, 2026

    As the year 2026 begins, Germany is already starting to experience the consequences of the increasingly restrictive asylum policies it pursued …

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  • PoliticsSociety

    Public Party Funding Won’t Fix Malta’s Political Capture

    by David Briguglio Brown January 18, 2026
    January 18, 2026

    Who pays for politics in Malta? And what do they get in return? This is the question driving Malta’s party funding …

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  • Conscription

    Conscription in Brazil: To serve by choice or to obey by force?

    by Lucca Mazolini January 16, 2026
    January 16, 2026

    We live in an era marked by the dangerous belief that the State holds legitimacy to appropriate the time, energy, and …

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  • EU ElectionsSociety

    Portugal’s Presidential Sprint: A Liberal Breaks Into The Front Pack

    by Tomás Lucena Barreiro January 15, 2026
    January 15, 2026

    With days to go until Portugal’s presidential election on 18 January, the race is unusually open. João Cotrim de Figueiredo, the …

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  • Society

    A ‘Working-Class Civil Service’?

    by Adrian Tam January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    A recent change in the Civil Service’s internship scheme to restrict entry to exclusively admit ‘working-class’ applicants has reignited my interest …

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  • Society

    2025 at SpeakFreely: Our Top Picks (and Your Next Rabbit Hole)

    by Ogechukwu Egwuatu January 9, 2026
    January 9, 2026

    It’s a brand new year, and in what is now a new SpeakFreely tradition, we’re taking a moment to share our …

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  • Politics

    The Kosovo–Serbia Stalemate Is Costing Both Sides Their Freedom

    by Zhyldyz Sultangazieva January 9, 2026
    January 9, 2026

    More than fifteen years after declaring independence, Kosovo remains caught in a dialogue that promises normalization but repeatedly produces deadlock. This …

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  • Politics

    Joe Goldberg and the Moral Logic of U.S. Foreign Policy

    by Bisher Alshehab January 7, 2026
    January 7, 2026

    You, on the surface, appear to be a story of a man’s intense infatuation with women, but its deeper themes revolve …

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  • Society

    Can Individuals Solve Climate Change?

    by Ilia Zhuzhunashvili January 7, 2026
    January 7, 2026

    When climate activists march through city streets demanding action, their signs typically call for one thing: government intervention, in the form …

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  • Politics

    Congrats to Venezuelans. My condolences to left-wing humanitarian ideologues

    by Sergio Castilla Santos January 5, 2026
    January 5, 2026

    Congratulations to the Venezuelan nation, which yesterday spontaneously took to the streets to celebrate, with concern, yes, but with irrepressible joy, …

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  • Politics

    Leviathan Rising

    by Oscar Gill-Lewis January 2, 2026
    January 2, 2026

    The event started out with a reflection and minute’s silence for Aldina Jahić, held by Anne Struffmann. Then the event kicked …

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  • Politics

    Migration in the Crossfire of U.S. Power Politics

    by Lucas Guimarães January 2, 2026
    January 2, 2026

    On January 20 2025, President Donald Trump reiterated a familiar theme that America was again under attack. On his first day …

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