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Shame on you etatist, who in the name of the "greater good," have called upon and relied on politics to solve the problems in society.

If Giorgia Meloni sticks to her guns and realism leads her to make unpopular but effective choices, she can write a new chapter of the Italian economic miracle.

European policymakers refuse to allow the free market to develop and innovate the solutions needed for solving the energy and environmental problems of today.

The new U.S. chip restrictions are set to create scarcity resulting in fewer choices among products that have so elevated the overall standard of living in modernity.

Although on paper the current Spanish Constitution recognizes the right to property, these constitutional declarations are in fact ineffective.

The only reason Italy hasn't defaulted on its debt yet is the ECB's favorable borrowing terms. And as painful defaults are, they are necessary for the economy.

Modern times behold an Asian century, yet lessons from the American experiment tell us whereupon Asia the future will ultimately beckon, and it isn't China.

At this point, we just have to wait and see who will be part of the new government and hope that the priority will be to take on the numerous internal problems.

An intrusive intervention into the crypto market similar to what the EU has recently provided is not a sure promise of a Pareto efficient result.

In the past eight years, Italy changed governments six times, all of which were opposed by Fratelli d’Italia giving Giorgia Meloni a solid leg to stand on.