Opinions

Long-term evidence from Uruguay’s “I Study and Work” program shows that working while studying improves employment outcomes and wages without undermining educational outcomes. This challenges the idea of an inevitable conflict between school and work

Relying on LLMs as sources of truth is a dangerous shortcut: low-quality data, hallucinations, and structural compliance make a higher level of verification and oversight necessary compared to what applies to traditional media

Why the energy transition requires maritime infrastructure

From NextGenerationEU to European public goods, the European Union is experimenting with a new form of economic solidarity. Yet the absence of genuine political solidarity limits its ambition and credibility

Amid geopolitical shocks, liquefied natural gas and growing electricity demand

Why the transition is a strategic choice and not just an environmental one