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Flowing Downstream
When I travel to a new city, I make sure to try out its public transit system, especially the metro.…
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The Long Shadow of Communist Indoctrination
In the mid-20th century, schools in communist countries were tools of the state. History lessons became hagiographies of the Soviet…
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Deepfakes and the Digital Wild West
Denmark’s government has announced plans to expand copyright law in “a pioneering measure that would allow people to demand that…
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Game Over for Ownership?
A movement is growing in Europe about consumer protection in the video games industry. A citizen’s petition in the EU…
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Classical Liberalism and the Academy
Teaching libertarian principles at universities is often considered heterodox by those who shape mainstream academic discourse. Of course, many important…
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It’s Not Easy, But We Can All Learn to Think Like Adam Smith
When the disciplines of economics and sociology were being invented in Britain 250 years ago, their progenitors such as Adam…
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Spain’s Vanished Billions
In late 2021, Spain’s Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, unveiled the following year’s budget with great fanfare. The largest in…
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Britain’s Expensive Apologies
Britain’s current government has hardly hidden its internationalist credentials. One of the first—and disastrously unpopular—decisions the Labour Party made upon…
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How the Mexican Left Embraced Free Trade
Earlier this year, left-wing Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum hosted a rally in downtown Mexico City to celebrate Donald Trump’s one-month…
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Britain’s Prime Minister Backflips
It’s been a year since Sir Keir Starmer became our Prime Minister, and he is already earning a reputation as…
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