A Reflective Look at a Newsroom Figure and Public Perception
In a setting that feels almost intimate, the newsroom becomes a living room where the host and the audience share a steady pulse. The person…
Health, Policy, and Profit: A Critical Look at Pandemic Voices
Humanity faces a reckoning over how a global health crisis was elevated into a cultural creed. The gentlest opposition was dismissed, while…
Electricity Economics in Europe: Markets vs. Public Interest
Greece has long been associated with sharp economic debates, and among the voices shaping those conversations is a prominent Greek economist…
Gorbachev, the USSR Collapse, and Post-Soviet Transitions
The death of the historical figure Mikhail Gorbachev stirs mixed feelings as it surfaces more than three decades after retirement. In the…
In the Market of Echoes: a Family Sale in Ourense
Two weeks earlier a whisper circulated on several smartphones in Ourense. A family market had supposedly sprung up inside a suburban home, and…
The electorate speaks: a practical path to trusted governance in North America
The electorate’s life feels paradoxical: people give a great deal, yet they receive relatively little in return. All political groups aim to…
Exploring the Fifth Power: Universities in a Digital Age
In August, a volume compiling communications from the biannual Colloquiums of Glion was released under the auspices of the University of…
Harassment in Schools: Protecting Students and Building Respect
A teacher friend once recalled a moment when a school principal spoke about a group of students during a private course orientation. The…
Understanding On-Air Delays in Public Broadcasting: A Case Study on 24 Hour Channel
24 Hour Channel has faced a show of disruption that has drawn public attention. Xavier Fortes is at the center of the discussion as he did not…
Illusion and Reality in Modern Public Life: A Critical View
“I’m excited” is a phrase that hails from a time gap between desire and realization. Today, the impulse has shifted toward instant…