Micro Nations: The Potential Superpowers of The Blockchain Age
Though many holders and traders are gleefully rubbing this year’s upturn in the faces of crypto bears, the memories of 2018’s cryptocurrency market crash have not faded away. Might the steady acceptance of the underlying blockchain technology — by big business and governments alike — have played just as big a role in fuelling the …Read More
Safex: A Platform For Blockchain Based E-Commerce
E-Commerce carries with it the convenience of purchasing goods without having to look for a parking space, stand awkwardly in queues that snake around the corner only find that the item one intended to purchase went out of stock about twelve customers ago, or even leave the house for that matter. Electronic shopping giants like …Read More
Liberland US Delegation Attends Block One Event in DC
Members of the Liberland US Delegation attended B1June, an event hosted by Block One, the founder of the EOS blockchain. B1June took place the evening of June 1st, 2019 at the D.C. Armory. On behalf of Liberland, Dave Molineaux, Joseph Langenbrunner, Pranav Badhwar, and Kirsten Pomales attended the event. The Delegation discussed Liberland’s founding principles, …Read More
Liberland’s Fourth Anniversary Celebration: A Success!
Liberland, the newest and freest country in Europe, has celebrated its fourth anniversary. This year, the celebration was held in Sombor, Serbia. Scheduled items included speeches, presentations, unveilings, dinners, awards ceremonies, and a boat trip to Liberland proper, this last escorted by the waterway authorities from both our neighboring nations. Among over 100 participants we …Read More
What should the national dish of Liberland be?
Food is an important part of culture. Countries like Italy, Japan, and India have immediately recognizable styles of cooking that are known the world over, but what should Liberland’s style of cuisine be? One of the most exciting things about Liberland is that it is a blank canvas where brand new culture can easily be …Read More
Liberland Opens an Office in Brussels
Liberland President Vit Jedlicka and Vice President Pierre-Louis Boitel opened our permanent representative office in Brussels. It is located in a beautifully decorated 17th century house close to EFTA and EU headquarters. We also have four new representatives that were entrusted with the responsibility to push recognition of Liberland in international institutions based in Brussels. …Read More
What Can Liberland Learn from Other Small Countries?
Liberland may have a big spirit, but in terms of landmass, it is a relatively small nation. Altogether the country is 7 km2 — 51057 times smaller than Germany — so how can Liberland compete on the international landscape? The nation is not alone in this struggle; small countries such as Belgium or Malta are economically prosperous and …Read More
2019 Washington Elite AI and Blockchain Summit
The Liberland Delegation arrived at the Cambria Hotel in Washington, D.C. early Friday morning, February 1st. The delegation included: Vice President Bogie Wozniak, Honorary Ambassador-at-large Steven Melnik, and Ohio Representative Joseph Langenbrunner. The conference was a 2-day event with many industry leaders in the AI & Blockchain space in attendance. During the summit, Honorary Ambassador-at-large …Read More
EU Opens the Way Towards Recognition for Liberland!
Answering a parliamentary question, President Juncker confirms that whether Liberland, known as Gornja Siga, is in the EU “requires further clarification.” He thus agrees that it might not be. He also accepts that the area is the subject of negotiation between Croatia and Serbia, meaning either or both can help Liberland achieve the global recognition …Read More
Foreign Policy III: AnCapistan
In my first article on foreign policy, I discussed normative foreign policy in the context of the United States Constitution. The second article focused on a specific aspect of foreign policy: I posited that the United States should diplomatically recognize Liberland. Here, I will discuss “foreign policy” in a stateless society: “AnCapistan,” if you will. What would foreign policy look …Read More