While negotiations in Belém focus on mutually acceptable mechanisms for safeguarding climate resilience, Typhoon Kalmaegi is killing hundreds in Southeast Asia, while Fung-wong forces over a million people to flee their homes

Two leading experts at the intersection of education and AI, Andreas Schleicher and Wayne Holmes, engage on a timely dialogue on what the rise of artificial intelligence means for today’s classrooms

Scientists and Amorgos’ local fishing professionals reflect on’Amorgorama’, the initiative that aims to protect the marine environment and sustainably manage fisheries

The central responsibility for safeguarding and protecting the marine meadows lies with the Ministry of Environment and Energy, as Greece must comply with its relevant European obligations

This year’s university-entrance exams forced pupils to praise the very skill their schools crush, cracking open a deeper debate about whom education should serve—and why

Fresh evidence shows the people who dream up the wildest ideas are also the quickest to spot the winner, a finding that could reshape how schools and businesses teach creativity

New research shows how trust-based firms pay fairer wages, attract top talent, and reap higher returns.

While traditional political reporting is failing to expose threats to U.S. democracy, tech and legal journalists illuminate how power is quietly and methodically eroding its institutions.

How embracing the wisdom of the "Other"—through empathy and openness—can help counter xenophobia, populism, and radical ideologies in an increasingly polarized world.

Amid slashed budgets, scrubbed data, and federal gag orders, U.S. scientists are mobilizing again to defend the very survival of evidence-based inquiry

While Trump’s second presidency tightens its grip, Jenny Holzer’s stark pronouncements spotlight a fragile democracy, where shock fades and submission begin to masquerade as freedom.

Recent polling in Greece reveals that disappointment, anger, and fear dominate public sentiment, with only a tiny minority retaining any sense of optimism and hope. Coupled with an historical low in public confidence in the state and the judicial system, it is tempting to interpret these findings as a dire reflection of a society trapped […]

In the 1980s, a quiet tug-of-war unfolded high above the clouds. The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Ariane rocket program—designed to end Europe’s dependence on U.S. launchers—rapidly matured into a formidable commercial satellite option. The United States, long dominant in this arena, saw its interests threatened and employed diplomatic and economic pressure to discourage European governments from turning […]

Reports that Elon Musk allegedly performed a Nazi salute during Donald Trump’s inauguration speech on January 20, 2025, serve as a reminder of how authoritarian symbolism can become normalized.