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Article image: The Nature vs the State. Who is Responsible?
Economic Freedom
Vasyl Magas
Vasyl Magas
28 April, 2026

The Nature vs the State. Who is Responsible?

Аlternative approaches to addressing nature conservation and sustainable natural resource management. A fresh look at old problems and an attempt to determine whether only the state is capable of preserving natural resources or whether the institution of private property can prove its environmental effectiveness.

Article image: THE EROSION OF DEMOCRACY
Politics & Law
20 April, 2026

THE EROSION OF DEMOCRACY

The global crisis of democracy is the logical and inevitable outcome of a system in which individual freedom always loses to the “will of the people.” How can we protect the individual from democracy and restore his genuine freedom? What scenarios for the transformation of democracy are possible under modern conditions?

Article image: Why Do States Always Go to War?
Governance and Regulations
Volodymyr Zolotoriov
Volodymyr Zolotoriov
13 April, 2026

Why Do States Always Go to War?

The wars that break out around us almost every day make it feel as if the whole world has gone mad. The question inevitably arises: where is all this heading, and how will it end?

Article image: Save Ukraine —Save the WEST
War in Ukraine
Yaroslav Romanchuk
Yaroslav Romanchuk
23 March, 2026

Save Ukraine —Save the WEST

Is Ukraine fighting the war at the expense of other countries? An analysis of the actual military and financial expenditures of Ukraine’s partners in 2022–2025 relative to their GDP. Assessment of military and non-military expenditures and sources of increased funding for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Article image: Common Sense in Economics: Government Rankings 2026
Our Indexes & Ratings
27 February, 2026

Common Sense in Economics: Government Rankings 2026

The deficit of common sense in the global economy as a consequence of a worldview crisis, and the real impacts of this phenomenon on the national economies of 144 countries in the new Common Sense Economics Index

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Article image: Liberalism, the AES & Libertarianism: differences and commons
Austrian economic school
Tetiana Stroiko
Tetiana Stroiko
8 February, 2026

Liberalism, the AES & Libertarianism: differences and commons

Who are liberals, libertarians, or supporters of the Austrian School of Economics? How do they differ, and what do they have in common?

Article image: WHEN WEALTH FLOWS AWAY
Governance and Regulations
Adil Abduramanov
Adil Abduramanov
19 January, 2026

WHEN WEALTH FLOWS AWAY

The case of outwardly prosperous Norway as an example of state economic policy that forces big business and wealthy individuals to emigrate from the "socialist Scandinavian paradise" along with their capital due to excessive taxes and overregulation to more financially favorable jurisdictions.

Article image: Forecasts for 2026: how to avoid an annus horribilis
World
Yaroslav Romanchuk
Yaroslav Romanchuk
4 January, 2026

Forecasts for 2026: how to avoid an annus horribilis

A sober analysis of events, probable positive and negative developments in the new year for the world, the US, the EU, and Ukraine, and the conditions for their realization, without all-encompassing scientific “futurology” and illusions.

Article image: Eсоnomic results of Ukraine 2025
Governance and Regulations
19 December, 2025

Eсоnomic results of Ukraine 2025

Macroeconomic outlook for Ukraine in 2025: financial uncertainty, weakening economic security system, slowing GDP growth, increased government spending, and suppression of entrepreneurship.