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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

  • PoliticsPopulism vs. Liberty

    A Century Between Two Collectivisms

    by Yusuf Efe Sargın December 2, 2025
    December 2, 2025

    Growing up in Turkey, one often hears: “This country takes one step forward, two steps back.” This saying reflects a repeating …

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  • Politics

    The UAE Investment and Georgia’s Fear of Openness

    by Giorgi Kajaia December 1, 2025
    December 1, 2025

    In late 2025, Georgia’s government announced a $6 billion real-estate deal with the UAE-based developer Eagle Hills, presenting it as the …

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  • Conscription

    Luxembourg’s Youth Deserve Freedom, Not Forced Conscription 

    by Ian Golan November 27, 2025
    November 27, 2025

    Luxembourg once was at the vanguard of abolishing the obligatory military service. Recent proposals to reintroduce conscription would destroy the commendable …

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  • Economics

    Minecraft Proves Hayek’s “Knowledge Problem” Right

    by Ilia Zhuzhunashvili November 27, 2025
    November 27, 2025

    If you go on YouTube and search for “Minecraft working computer”, you will find something exciting: city-sized circuits that can run …

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  • Culture

    Why Are Libertarians Peddling Conservative Sex Fantasies?

    by Ian Golan November 26, 2025
    November 26, 2025

    What We Lost When Liz Wolfe Went to Work Tradwives are on the rise. Behind the pastel veneer is a half-nostalgic, …

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  • Politics

    If America Stumbles, the West Falls: Why American Power Still Holds the Free World Together

    by Dren Kika November 23, 2025
    November 23, 2025

    “Until, in God’s good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the …

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  • Populism vs. Liberty

    The Cost of Purity: How Libertarian Consistency Goes Wrong

    by Anna Shnaidman November 23, 2025
    November 23, 2025

    Every political ideology tells itself flattering stories. Progressives imagine they are the only moral compass left in a cynical world. Conservatives …

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  • Society

    Between Sovereignty and Security: What the U.S. Threat Means for Nigeria

    by Sodiq Ademola Adeniji November 21, 2025
    November 21, 2025

    In late October 2025, a U.S. congressional report reignited controversy across Africa when Washington hinted at the possibility of “direct intervention” …

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  • Politics

    Budapest Memorandum: Russia’s First Victory over Ukraine

    by Mary Kushnir & Yarosh Yehor November 16, 2025
    November 16, 2025

    Russian President Boris Yeltsin (left), US President Bill Clinton (center), Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, and British Prime Minister John Major (right) …

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  • Economics

    Are Tariffs the Bitter Pill America Must Swallow?

    by Kassymov Diyar November 14, 2025
    November 14, 2025

    A strong contender for the 2025 “Word of the Year”—an annual award by the Oxford Dictionary, emerged on April 2nd 2025, …

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  • Politics

    Why Freedom Means Saying No, Even to the Law 

    by Tomáš Novotný November 13, 2025
    November 13, 2025

    “Good people don’t obey bad laws,” said Czech anarcho-capitalist and educator Urza in a recent interview with DVTV. His new campaign …

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  • EuropePolitics

    How GD tries to monopolize education and kill Georgia’s European future

    by Giorgi Kajaia November 10, 2025
    November 10, 2025

    When Georgia’s government announced a big education reform in October, the message was pictured as harmless. Officials said it was about …

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  • Politics

    Liberals Facing Political Chaos

    by Serge Schweitzer November 5, 2025
    November 5, 2025

    There is a subject of astonishment. It is the dismayed reaction of most liberals – whether in the realm of ideas …

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  • Economics

    Keynes’ Three Errors

    by Davi Navarro Carneiro October 31, 2025
    October 31, 2025

    Since I began studying the ideas of liberty, I have always envisioned writing a book that would condense these ideas for …

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

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  • Recovering Bolivia’s “Unbridled Love For Liberty”

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    by Libertarian Travel Guide July 11, 2026
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