The Pirate Parties of Europe may still form a very small part of the political spectrum, but they are an extremely vocal section. Slowly but surely, they seem to be becoming the party to watch in ...

The recently founded Pirate Party is standing for the first time in Germany’s September 27 federal election. The party was set up just three years ago based on a single issue: freedom of information ...

Pirate ISP would not keep logs of IP addresses to ensure privacy, but experts say that the controversial political party may be poised for a challenge of pending Swedish privacy law. Internet users ...

Activist Christian Engström looks more like a engineer than a buccaneer. But in June he'll be one of 20 candidates running for seats in the European Parliament under the skull-and-crossbones flag of ...

The Pirate Party, an international movement for Internet and data freedom, is now the biggest political party in Iceland and support for the group has dramatically increased over the past month, ...

Rick Falkvinge is the face and voice of the Swedish Pirate Party, the party that he founded in 2006, but being a pirate isn’t all gold doubloons and chests of booty. Falkvinge is a principled ...

This past December, when the host of the Wikileaks domain shut down the organization’s online presence, the Pirate Party came to the rescue. No, the saviors were not renegade Somalis or Internet ...

REYKJAVIK, Iceland Iceland, a nation of seafarers, has been stormed by pirates. They won't be forming the government, but online freedom advocates the Pirate Party were still big winners in the ...

Ahoy! The Pirate Party was founded in Sweden in January of 2006. A few months later, the U.S. had its very own version of the swashbuckling-monikered political movement courtesy of University of ...

Iceland has already faced steep political turmoil in 2016. Later this month, things could get even more interesting, as the country's upstart Píratar Party (or Pirate Party) remains in the lead in ...

Preparation: Simply draw or print a large picture of a pirate, and cut out some accessories to stick on for a swashbuckling take on the classic children’s party game Pin the Tail on the Donkey. How to ...

Bernd Schlömer couldn't take it any more. "I've had enough," he announced. "I've really had enough." The chair of Germany's Pirate Party is no stranger to criticism. Online commenters have called him ...