Why digital resilience has become a core governance risk Private banking has always been built on judgment. The ability to assess risk, protect client interests and act responsibly over time
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Every month this year, authorities around the world have slaughtered an average of 4.3 million chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese – not for food, but because of the presence or even the
Vincent Bénard, town and country planning engineer and economist, former president of the Brussels-based Hayek Institute, is the author of “The EU Climate Law: An Economic and Societal Disaster with
Discussions about global warming are almost always rooted in the idea that we should never have strayed from the pre-industrial climate. But there is no evidence that this climate was
Most scientific disciplines are facing the same problem: evidence is no longer scarce, but overwhelming. Climate models, epidemiology, financial risk, and machine-learning systems all generate continuous streams of data. Yet
NGTs: when the biotech revolution meets EU legislative caution Several articles have informed readers of this journal about the long process concerning the possible relief of European regulations for genetic
Europe’s locally acquired dengue cases nearly tripled in 2023, with Aedes mosquitoes now established in 30 countries. In this interview, Dr. Eduardo Bittencourt de Gomensoro, Takeda’s Global Medical and Scientific
Jane Goodall is well-deserving of the many laudatory obituaries recently published. But there is one disturbing twist in the great ethologist’s late intellectual trajectory: she was fooled by “anti-GMO” conspiracy
Systemic Shifts Complex systems, such as ecosystems or economic and social orders, often resist smooth change. They may tip suddenly and get locked into a new stable state [1]. Catastrophe
Looking forward to humanistic superintelligence, eagerly awaiting the arrival of superintelligence From the beginning of time, the boundless and humanist imagination of humankind has driven us to invent tools that