Opinions

Two and a half centuries later, the father of liberalism is still seen as an icon, but his thought binds market and society together far more than the standard interpretation suggests

In the age of digital currencies, cash is not disappearing: in the US, the EU and Switzerland, it is being protected as a guarantee of inclusion, security and resilience

A key point emerges from the Trump-era cuts: reducing funding to culture and the arts not only affects the cultural industry, but also weakens social cohesion and civic participation

Minor delays in receiving one’s paycheck create financial stress and increase the risk of domestic violence, even if the real economy is doing well

The coup d'état is no longer simply a violent rupture of the constitutional order, but a widespread and often silent mode of reorganizing power. From Africa to Latin America to the Middle East, a growing separation between formal legality and effective sovereignty is emerging. Understanding this transformation is crucial to rethinking the categories of contemporary constitutionalism

AI assistants don't just provide answers: they shape decisions by determining which options to present and in what order, often before we even realize it