Freedom of the Press: Between Liberty and Responsibility
Freedom of the press has long been a cornerstone of democratic societies, inseparable from the broader principle of freedom of…
Preventing Violence Beyond Big Cities
Violence is often imagined as a problem of large cities. However, a recent article published in Behavioral Medicine reminds us…
The first novel in history
One of the most sexist criticisms of classical novels is that they were written by men, thereby rendering invisible the…
Silent Wounds: How Iran’s Government Failed Its Most Vulnerable in War
In late February 2026, the United States and Israel launched a large-scale military offensive against Iran. What was initially framed…
The cognitive power of dance
On the International Day of Dance, we celebrate more than movement, we celebrate the profound connection between body, mind, and…
Workplace Safety Matters
World Day for Safety and Health at Work Work-related deaths are tragic events that affect families, communities, and workplaces. Most…
The Vote That Ended Apartheid: South Africa, April 1994
The elections held in late April 1994 in South Africa marked a decisive turning point in the country’s history, representing…
Can nuclear fusion become affordable enough?
International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day Forty years after the Chernobyl accident, nuclear technologies remain closely linked to debates about safety,…
AI: education is better than prohibition
Historically, when schools have tried to isolate children and adolescents from the dangers of new technological advances, they have failed…
End workplace abuse
Workplace psychological abuse is a pervasive yet often invisible form of harm that affects individuals, organizations, and society at large.…