Social Europe
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France’s Student Revolt Exposes a State That Cannot Provide but Can Police
Over 5,000 arrests in three weeks reveal a republic quicker to discipline teenagers than to teach them.
Europe Must Turn Its Green Transition Into Green Power
Europe imported 57 per cent of its energy in 2024, and Hormuz has just sent the bill.
Workers Are Not Europe’s Cost Problem
Profits have grown almost twice as fast as pay since 2000, yet workers are told to work longer.
Voters Want AI Regulated for Jobs, Not Just Safety
From Italy to Britain, six in ten citizens or more want an independent authority to police AI.
Europe’s Restraint Makes Trump’s Tariffs Pay
Tariff revenue is bankrolling American tax cuts, and Europe is quietly footing the bill.
AI Now Scores Every Call, and Workers Cannot See the Rules
Union reps say AI sentiment scores can swing variable pay by up to 40 per cent.
Narrow Metrics Teach AI Agents to Cheat, Hack, and Flatter
OpenAI’s agents breached Hugging Face because peers were doing it, a flaw rooted in how labs train models.
Who benefits from AI depends on how it is governed
Technological breakthroughs do not automatically deliver shared prosperity. As AI transforms our economies and societies, the institutions we build today will help determine whether its gains are widely shared.
Platform Work in Italy Has Become a Trap for the Vulnerable
The most precarious group grew from two to 54 per cent of Italy’s platform workforce in three years.