AI Has Supercharged the Parasocial Relationship Problem Lauren Smith November 18, 2025 Mistaking digital dopamine for human connection is no way to solve the loneliness epidemic.
Without Rhyme or Reason Rina Furano November 9, 2025 AI writing is ubiquitous and devoid of style. Why this is more than a cosmetic problem.
Brazil Launches AI Platform To Identify and Prosecute Critics of LGBT Ideology Jonathon Van Maren October 23, 2025 The persecution of ordinary citizens on behalf of the LGBT movement will be funded by the state—that is, by the taxpayers being targeted.
Immigration Is a False Solution to Europe’s Economic Stagnation Rafael Pinto Borges October 22, 2025 If prosperity truly meant anything to our sclerotic institutions, they would invest less in immigration policy and more in innovation.
“In Brussels, regulation is driven by fear, not by strategic interest”—VOX MEP Jorge Martín Frías Javier Villamor October 6, 2025 The role of small and medium-size enterprises becomes the crux of the conflict between a centralized model and the demands for economic freedom.
Patriots Foundation Urges Pluralism and Deregulation Over EU Tech Control Javier Villamor September 30, 2025 The issue is not technical but political: will Europe choose to innovate and defend freedom, or entrench itself in bureaucracy that suffocates both?
Lufthansa To Cut 4,000 Jobs in Five Years TEC News / AFP September 29, 2025 By 2030, Lufthansa aims to lay off roughly 4% of its workforce, mainly administrative staff in Germany.
Albania Unveils AI ‘Minister’ TEC News September 19, 2025 Diella, a digital assistant designed to tackle corruption, sparks opposition outrage in parliament.
Italy Brings In Strict New AI Law Rebeka Kis September 18, 2025 Meloni’s comprehensive legislation aims to punish harmful AI use—such as deepfakes—while supporting domestic innovation.
Denmark To Let Students Use AI in English Exams TEC News / AFP August 22, 2025 High schoolers will be allowed to prepare oral tests with generative AI from 2026
