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Richard Tice · United Kingdom

The obsession with ‘owning the Libs’ and the death of limited government - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Recent election results in the UK and the United States suggest that the populist right is resurgent, riding a wave of backlash against the liberal consensus that has shaped politics since the Cold War’s end. From immigration to trade to climate policy, the momentum has shifted decisively against the post-1990s establishment orthodoxy. Troublingly, this populist revival has brought with it a new form of governance: not rooted in principle, but …Read Article

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Political Vagueness - 1828 - Championing Freedom

In contemporary politics, the goals of persons, groups, and campaigns vary significantly in their scope, feasibility, and magnitude. A certain arbitrariness has long since characterised these goals, from “waging implacable war against poverty” to “draining the swamp”. This article posits that political vagueness of this sort is a deliberate choice, meant to increase the degree of discretionary power wielded by those who make it. Public choice t…Read Article

Economy · Nigeria

Why Africa is Rejecting Liberal Economics, and Why the West Should Worry - 1828 - Championing Freedom

In 2023, the President of Nigeria scrapped decades-old fuel subsidies. Protests erupted. The price of petrol tripled overnight. Within months, the government subtly reintroduced the subsidy. This wasn’t an isolated retreat, it was a signal. Throughout Africa, the free market is losing ground. From Ghana reimposing price controls to Kenya hiking tariffs on essential goods, liberal economics is not in crisis in Africa, it is in retreat. Spiralli…Read Article

Liberty Has a Populist Problem - 1828 - Championing Freedom

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Donald Trump has ended free trade, Reform UK want to nationalise steel and suddenly it appears that amongst right-wing challengers: liberalism is dead. Long the leading ideology in the West’s right-of-centre parties, the ideas of free trade, free movement and tolerance are being supplanted by an energetic, populist right. In 2024 Donald Trump won a historic election victory in the United States. Earlier that year, Reform UK stormed into Westmins…Donald Trump · Portugal See the Story

Using public funds to sway the public is not policy — it’s propaganda

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Using the European Commission’s institutional power to target companies or rig the political process isn’t a strategy. It’s abuse. And no amount of NGO window-dressing changes that, Joachim Nikolaus Steinhöfel writes.United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Immigration Without Illusion: A Classical Liberal Case for Putting Britain First - 1828 - Championing Freedom

The immigration debate in the UK often centres around the net migration number. From the Tories in 2010 promising to get net migration to the “tens of thousands” to the Sunak government promising to halve net migration, politicians have consistently used this arbitrary, economically misleading, and politically unhelpful metric as a starting point. A sensible immigration policy is not one of open borders. A country is like a family; you should t…London, England · London Read Article

NHS staff still skeptical on electronic records

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: Government plans to boost efficiency with IT need to get people onsideNHS See the Story

Money isn't Everything - But it's Close - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Recently, I had the privilege of attending a presentation by John Endres from South Africa’s Institute of Race Relations (IRR) at my office. His talk focused on the IRR’s ambitious #WhatSACanBe campaign—a bold push for economic freedom, non-racialism, and prosperity in a country battered by economic decline and governance failures. What struck me most wasn’t just the IRR’s practical, growth-first blueprint—aiming for 7% annual GDP growth through…Money · South Africa Read Article

A Message from Holland: When taxes are high in a country, the economy stalls! - Dr. Rich Swier

When taxes are high in a country, the economy stalls. Many companies go bankrupt or move abroad. In the supermarket, products become more and moreTaxes · Netherlands See the Story

U.S. tariff rates under Trump will be higher than the Smoot-Hawley levels from Great Depression era

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Evercore ISI strategist Sarah Bianchi said the new policies put the effective tariff rate above the level of around 20% set by 1930's Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Rich as an Argentine, Broke as a Brit – What the UK can learn from Argentina - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Argentina was once one of the wealthiest countries in the world, creating the common phrase ‘rich as an Argentine’, until state control of industries and runaway public spending turned prosperity into a breakdown. The UK is now following a similar pattern, but with Javier Milei shrinking the size of the government, there are key lessons that the UK can learn from Argentina. During the late 19th century, Argentina boasted one of the world’s stron…Javier Milei · Argentina See the Story

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The obsession with ‘owning the Libs’ and the death of limited government - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Political Vagueness - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Why Africa is Rejecting Liberal Economics, and Why the West Should Worry - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Liberty Has a Populist Problem - 1828 - Championing Freedom

Using public funds to sway the public is not policy — it’s propaganda

Immigration Without Illusion: A Classical Liberal Case for Putting Britain First - 1828 - Championing Freedom

NHS staff still skeptical on electronic records

Money isn't Everything - But it's Close - 1828 - Championing Freedom

A Message from Holland: When taxes are high in a country, the economy stalls! - Dr. Rich Swier

U.S. tariff rates under Trump will be higher than the Smoot-Hawley levels from Great Depression era

Rich as an Argentine, Broke as a Brit – What the UK can learn from Argentina - 1828 - Championing Freedom

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