Artificial intelligence demands an evolution in human consciousness

The 1953 armistice froze the conflict, but the strategic tension between North and South Korea remains.

How the abandonment of the gold standard enabled the expansion of the state and transformed Uruguay’s economic incentives.

How state capture of agro-export rents transformed a private capital accumulation economy into a political system sustained by consuming productive wealth.

A reflection on the practical verification of international institutions and on the real performance of the United Nations in world conflicts.

Most of today’s wars in the region do not arise from ancient rivalries but from the clash between a vanished imperial order and an artificial system of nation-states created after World War I.

How early twentieth-century Uruguay allowed immigrants to prosper through economic freedom, property rights and individual initiative.

Ayn Rand’s ethical critique and Friedrich Hayek’s institutional design offer two different paths to stop governments from shifting today’s costs onto future generations.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have adopted laws restricting communist symbols to protect their sovereignty and prevent the return of totalitarian ideologies.

Hayek and Ayn Rand warned that permanent subsidies can transform democracy into a system of political privilege and economic dependence.