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Liberals Facing Political Chaos

by Serge Schweitzer November 5, 2025

Keynes’ Three Errors

How Regulation Broke Football’s Transfer Market

Balancing Democracy with Efficiency in Malta’s 2026 Budget

Spain’s New University Decree: More Regulation, Less Excellence

A Crisis of Justice: Was there a Coup d’état in Bolivia?

To Fight or Not to Fight: A Libertarian Dilemma in the Face...

Milei’s Roar Resounds at the Ballot Box: A 41.5% Mandate for Argentina’s...

by Sergio Castilla Santos October 27, 2025

The Scariest Things the State Does This Halloween!

Liberté, Égalité, Sororité: Feminism’s Individualist Roots and ongoing Struggle

How Zambian Youth Use Bitcoin to Escape Economic Barriers

Heroes & Villains: Puss in Boots & The Last of Us

Beyond Money: Bitcoin as a Transformative Philosophy for Freedom

“Fortunate Son” is the perfect American anti-war poem

Politics

Liberals Facing Political Chaos

by Serge Schweitzer November 5, 2025

Balancing Democracy with Efficiency in Malta’s 2026 Budget

by David Briguglio Brown October 30, 2025

Spain’s New University Decree: More Regulation, Less Excellence

by Nicolás Sánchez October 28, 2025

A Crisis of Justice: Was there a Coup d’état in Bolivia?

by Oscar Tomianovic October 28, 2025

Economics

Keynes’ Three Errors

by Davi Navarro Carneiro October 31, 2025

How Regulation Broke Football’s Transfer Market

by Ilia Zhuzhunashvili October 30, 2025

How Zambian Youth Use Bitcoin to Escape Economic Barriers

by Lawrence Nacidze October 20, 2025

Beyond Money: Bitcoin as a Transformative Philosophy for Freedom

by Sophie von Laer October 16, 2025

Culture

The Scariest Things the State Does This Halloween!

by Ian Golan October 27, 2025
by Ian Golan October 27, 2025

Heroes & Villains: Puss in Boots & The Last of Us

by Jack Nicastro October 20, 2025
by Jack Nicastro October 20, 2025

Émile Durkheim’s Suicide: A Study in Sociology

by Beatriz Santos September 30, 2025
by Beatriz Santos September 30, 2025

Jane Austen’s Emma and her lesson for politicians everywhere

by Angelica Walker-Werth September 26, 2025
by Angelica Walker-Werth September 26, 2025

EU Elections

A Corrosive Legacy in Bosnia and Herzegovina

by Tea Kljajić September 19, 2025
by Tea Kljajić September 19, 2025

Post-war rebuilding of Ukraine: To Become Better Than Before

by Tania Rak September 12, 2025
by Tania Rak September 12, 2025

Transformation to Freedom: Interview with Leszek Balcerowicz

by Ian Golan September 6, 2025
by Ian Golan September 6, 2025

Purge in the ranks of the Polish Paleolibertarian Youth Party

by Ian Golan August 10, 2025
by Ian Golan August 10, 2025

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  • PhilosophySociety

    Chasing the White Rabbit – Psychedelics and Objective Reality

    by Marko Savić March 19, 2025
    March 19, 2025

    After more than fifty years of the War on Drugs, it is safe to say that its consequences have been very …

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  • Economics

    What African Economies can Learn from the Beautiful Game of Football

    by Clinton Anene March 17, 2025
    March 17, 2025

    Adam Smith’s concept of the invisible hand suggests that free markets regulate themselves through competition and self-interest. Football, the world’s most …

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  • EuropePolitics

    Slovaks Are Taking to the Streets—Here’s Why

    by Karol Jakubčák March 11, 2025
    March 11, 2025

    A series of large-scale protests has gripped Slovakia since December, in response to a range of failings on the part of …

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  • Politics

    Angola’s Corruption Crisis: A Nation Held Hostage by Its Leaders

    by Delvino Caconda March 10, 2025
    March 10, 2025

    Angola’s governance continues to be marred by corruption scandals, undermining its democratic institutions.  Since the beginning of 2025, it has already …

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  • EU ElectionsPolitics

    The Tale of Two Polish Millionaires Seeking to Spearhead a Deregulation Revolution

    by Ian Golan March 7, 2025
    March 7, 2025

    History rarely offers second chances. But in the early 1990s, as Poland emerged from the wreckage of communism, it found itself …

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  • Economics

    Public Policy is Killing Zimbabwe’s Prosperity

    by Isheunesu Madembo March 6, 2025
    March 6, 2025

    Zimbabwe stands at a critical juncture where economic freedom hangs in the balance. As the government contemplates extending political terms, the …

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  • PoliticsPopulism vs. Liberty

    Germany’s 2025 Election Exposes a Nation at the Breaking Point

    by Anne Struffmann March 4, 2025
    March 4, 2025

    The results of Germany’s 2025 Bundestag election didn’t just redraw the political landscape, they laid bare a nation increasingly at odds …

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  • EconomicsSociety

    Endgame: Transparent Healthcare in the US to Unmask Hidden Costs

    by Adetola Babalola February 26, 2025
    February 26, 2025

    Michael Cannon, the director of health policy studies at the Cato Institute, once said, “Healthcare’s future is so bright, I gotta …

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  • Ayn RandSociety

    The Morality of Capitalism: Ayn Rand’s Ethical Defense and Why It Still Matters

    by José Alejandro Iturralde Camacho February 19, 2025
    February 19, 2025

    February is an important month for those who admire Ayn Rand. It marks her birthday (February 2, 1905), a perfect occasion …

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  • Ayn RandCulture

    The Pope and the Heretic: Ayn Rand’s Fierce Clash with Papal Encyclicals

    by Ian Golan February 18, 2025
    February 18, 2025

    Ayn Rand is the single most hated figure that has ever existed in the libertarian movement. With her personality so lavish …

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  • Society

    Inner Freedom in the Darkest Times: Viktor Frankl on the Meaning of Life

    by Karolina Gemza February 16, 2025
    February 16, 2025

    The experiences of camp life show that man does have a choice over his own actions — this is the main …

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  • Valentine's Day

    Liberty, love, and longing: libertarian valentines

    by Tania Rak February 14, 2025
    February 14, 2025

    *With a special note of gratitude to my friends who kindly agreed to contribute to this piece. Liza, Florian, Stefan, Aldina, …

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  • CultureValentine's Day

    Libertarian Dating Advice

    by Ian Golan February 13, 2025
    February 13, 2025

    Valentine’s Day may very well be the most libertarian holiday.  As Scott Alexander put it in his landmark piece:“The way people …

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  • CulturePhilosophyValentine's Day

    How Terribly Predictable: Falling for a Brit and the Philosophy of Love

    by Anna Shnaidman February 13, 2025
    February 13, 2025

    Reflections on Valentine’s Day, Rationality, and the Illusions of Romance I never truly knew him. A brief encounter at an SFL …

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