Quote of the Day, Bob Dylan: "A man is a success if he gets up in the morning... and does what he wants to do"
Bob Dylan's quote emphasizes that true success is about personal fulfillment and living according to one's own desires rather than seeking external approval.
Belarusian opposition leader Tsikhanouskaya plans to open mission of Belarusian democratic forces in Ukraine
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the Belarusian opposition leader, plans to establish a mission of the Belarusian democratic forces in Ukraine ahead of Belarus's Freedom Day.
Queensland police raid Christian organisation over pro-Palestine banner
Queensland police raided the Dorothy Day House in Brisbane due to a pro-Palestine banner that used a now-prohibited slogan.
Critics say Ford is ‘flooding the zone’ to distract from transparency controversy
Ontario critics claim that recent government announcements are a diversion from transparency law changes proposed by Premier Doug Ford's administration.
A Lithuanian detained at the airport, enjoying freedom illegally for 8 years
A Lithuanian citizen returning from London was detained at Kaunas Airport after evading a 60-day sentence for nearly eight years.
Court dismisses Ford government bid to block Al-Quds Day protest in Toronto
A judge in Ontario has ruled against the provincial government's attempt to prevent an Al-Quds Day protest in Toronto, emphasizing the importance of freedom of assembly.
On this day in history: Konstantīns Petss carries out a coup in Estonia
In 1926, the League of Freedom Fighters was established in Estonia, resembling a nationalistic movement akin to Italian Fascism.
Dalia Grybauskaitė Wishes for Freedom and the Preservation of a Good Life on March 11
Dalia Grybauskaitė emphasizes the importance of freedom and independence while recognizing Lithuania's achievements during a speech in the Seimas on Independence Restoration Day.
D. Grybauskaitė at the Independence Day commemoration: Let's celebrate what we have, and we can complain tomorrow
In a statement during the Independence Day commemoration, former President D. Grybauskaitė urged Lithuanians to celebrate their achievements while acknowledging the challenges ahead.
Leaders of the country emphasized unity and responsibility while congratulating residents on March 11
Lithuanian leaders, including President Gitanas Nausėda and Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė, emphasized unity and the importance of freedom in their greetings for the March 11 Independence Restoration Day.
The Trump government turns Washington D.C. into an IndyCar track with its 'Grand Prix Freedom 250': the circuit, logo, and all the details of the race unveiled
IndyCar has announced the 'Freedom 250' Grand Prix, which will take place in Washington D.C. in August 2026 as part of the U.S. Independence Day celebrations.
Quote of the Day by Thomas Paine: "Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil"
This article reflects on Thomas Paine's quote regarding the dual nature of government as a necessary evil that requires constant vigilance and balance.
Mayra Mendoza asked for Cristina's freedom from the Women's Day celebration in Rio de Janeiro
Mayra Mendoza called for the release of former President Cristina Kirchner while participating in a women's march in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro.
Simone de Beauvoir: "Let freedom be our very substance"
Simone de Beauvoir's philosophy remains influential in modern feminism, particularly her call for freedom and non-conformity, especially recognized during International Women's Day.
Inside Iran, some citizens are already preparing for 'freedom day'
Following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, many Iranians are optimistically preparing for a 'freedom day,' despite strict communication blackouts and ongoing conflicts causing fear and uncertainty.
Young man arrested following Facebook post about the assassination attempt on Khamenei and released after one day
A young artist and activist was arrested in Israel after posting a Facebook message that praised former Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, but was released a day later with conditions.
Rapist talked parole board into freedom - then attacked woman with knife
A convicted rapist, Neil Trennan, received a life sentence after attacking a woman with a knife shortly after persuading the Parole Board to grant him day release.
VIDEO ⟩ Russian-born North Korea researcher Andrei Lankov was detained in Latvia, and the next day he spoke in Tallinn to an audience of 200.
Andrei Lankov, a researcher on North Korea, was detained in Latvia but expressed confusion over the incident, attributing it to his Russian nationality and his analytical approach to the subject.
Quote of the Day from Epictetus: "No one is free who is not master of themselves"
The article discusses the resurgence of Stoicism, particularly through the thoughts of Epictetus, emphasizing the importance of self-control for true freedom.
Exhibitions in Riga remind of Ukraine's fighting spirit and suffering on the War Remembrance Day
An event in Riga brought together hundreds of people to honor Ukraine's sacrifices with performances and a visual representation of the nation's struggles against war.
LIVE PHOTOS ⟩ See how the Independence Day parade rehearsal goes
The rehearsal for the 108th anniversary parade of the Republic of Estonia begins today with the movement of military equipment at Freedom Square.
Trump's World (Day 395): The US Wants Europeans to Read Hate Speech as Well
The US government is launching a website that will provide Europeans access to content that includes hate speech, amidst an ongoing debate on freedom of expression.
Trump's World (Day 396): The USA Wants to Allow Europeans Access to (Dis)Information Blocked on the Internet
The U.S. government is launching a portal to grant Europeans access to information that is currently blocked in Europe, sparking a new phase in the transatlantic debate over free speech.
Letters from Iran - Khomein, January 2026: 'I tell myself that one day, these dark hours will be behind us'
The article features voices from Iran, highlighting the repression and daily struggles faced by Iranians amidst tightening control from the regime.
The Pay-to-Play Patriotism of 2026
The article discusses how the Trump administration is commercializing the United States' 250th birthday celebrations, introducing a pay-to-play system for participation and access.
On the first day: Gaza judges the 76th Berlin Film Festival
The opening day of the 76th Berlin Film Festival starkly confronted themes of freedom of expression and cultural independence amid ongoing tragedies in Gaza.
Vilnius Invites to Celebrate February 16th United: From Youth March to Traditional Freedom Bonfires
Vilnius will celebrate the Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania with a youth march and traditional bonfires to emphasize unity and the continuation of national heritage.
Referendum, the Young of Forza Italia Step in for Yes
The Young of Forza Italia are organizing a campaign supporting the Yes vote in the upcoming justice referendum, using Valentine's Day to promote their message of love for freedom.
The Communist Hate Also Crushed Religious Freedom: Many Priests Were Executed
The Day of Remembrance on February 10 is a significant day for the people of Trieste, marking the city's history of suffering under totalitarian regimes.
Txeroki is released from prison under semi-freedom after permission granted by the Basque Government
Former ETA leader Txeroki has been granted semi-freedom by the Basque Government, allowing him to leave prison during the day but requiring him to return at night.
Dionysios Solomos: The Revolutionary of Greek Writing
The article commemorates Dionysios Solomos, a key figure in modern Greek literature, whose death on February 9 coincides with the celebration of World Greek Language Day.
How will today be for Aquarius people?
Today will be a day of freedom from mental worries for those under the Aquarius sign, with new career opportunities arising, though expenses need to be managed carefully.
The Basque Government grants a semi-freedom regime to former ETA chief Txeroki, who will leave prison from Monday to Friday only to sleep
The Basque Government has granted former ETA leader Garikoitz Aspiazu, known as Txeroki, a semi-freedom regime allowing him to leave prison during the day but requiring him to return at night.
Maryland Republicans say Dems hung sign dismissing concerns over trans athletes in women's sports
The Maryland Freedom Caucus criticized Democrats for posting a sign that dismissed concerns about the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports, coinciding with National Women & Girls in Sports Day.
Alberto Trentini dribbles friends and curious onlookers. 'There will be time for the party at Lido'
Alberto Trentini, on his first day in Italy, chooses not to return to Venice and possibly visits a relative in Treviso, emphasizing his newfound freedom.
A journalism of resistance against chaos and lies: "Credibility is built the day you decide not to retreat"
A speech by Joaquín Manso emphasizing the role of journalism in resisting fear and distortion of reality, delivered at a State ceremony with Queen Letizia.
Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall receives highest honour but reveals her biggest wish
Jade Thirlwall of Little Mix received the Freedom of the Borough in her hometown but expressed that she had one wish on that special day.
The famous sermon by Bl. Stepinac on March 18, 1945
On this day, March 18, 1945, Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac delivered a notable sermon on communism, defending the freedom of the Church and the rights of the Croatian people to their own state.
Kata Šoljić Born – A Symbol of the Courage of Mothers Who Gave Sons for the Freedom of the Croatian People
Kata Šoljić, born on this day in 1922, became a symbol of the suffering and courage of mothers whose sons sacrificed their lives for Croatia's freedom during the Homeland War.