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Franciscus the Economist - What the Pope Would Do With Power, Not Just Prayer

Pope Francis had consistently challenged the world to build an economy that serves people and the planet, not the other way around. Francisconomics explores what global policy might have looked like as economic doctrine.

Συγκριτική Ανάλυση Στεγαστικών Προτάσεων ΠΑ.ΣΟ.Κ.–ΚΙΝΑΛ και ΝΔ (2023–2025)

📜 Disclaimer: Το παρόν κείμενο και το συνοδευτικό του οπτικό υλικό δημιουργήθηκαν εν μέρει ή εξ ολοκλήρου με τη χρήση εργαλείων τεχνητής νοημοσύνης. Παρά τη λήψη εύλογων μέτρων για την ακρίβεια και την εγκυρότητα των πληροφοριών, το περιεχόμενο ενδέχεται να περιλαμβάνει σφάλματα, παραλείψεις ή ανακρίβειες. Ο συντάκτης δεν φέρει ευθύνη για

Decoupling Growth from Prosperity: Greece’s Economic Paradox and the Path Forward

Greece’s economic recovery is real, but prosperity hasn’t followed. While GDP growth has returned, debt has fallen, and investment is rising, most Greek citizens aren’t feeling the benefits. Real wages remain 30% lower than in 2009

Billionaire Stock Sell-Offs in 2025

Heading into 2025, the trend of billionaire stock sell-offs has continued, albeit mostly through pre-scheduled selling plans and periodic liquidity events. Many of these sales are concentrated in the technology sector (as tech stocks hit new highs in late 2024), but sales span multiple sectors:

The Political GPS: Mapping the World’s Leaders in Values and Global Cooperation

Discover the 2025 Political GPS Report: Ranking countries by governance values & global cooperation. Exclusive insights, data-driven rankings & trends! Disclaimer: This analysis was inspired by a recent article from the Financial Times exploring global political alignments. Intrigued by their approach, we set out to independently test a similar methodology

The Political GPS: Exclusive Insights into Global Ideological and Cooperative Alignments

While Western democracies remain at the forefront of global engagement, internal fractures within the EU and across democratic institutions highlight emerging ideological conflicts:

Is Democracy in Decline? A Housekeeper’s Perspective on the World’s Democratic Crisis

Based on a real story Irina moves quickly through the house, dusting, wiping, scrubbing. Her phone is tucked under her ear, and as she cleans, she listens intently. It’s her English lesson, one of the few things she does for herself in between running her cleaning business and caring

Bargaining Under Asymmetry – Part 2: What Could (Have) Happen(ed)

Ukraine, the U.S., and the Geopolitical Fallout Disclaimer: This report is intended solely for academic research and analytical purposes. It has been generated using AI-based analysis and may contain inaccuracies. The objective is to explore economic, geopolitical, and negotiation dynamics rather than to attribute responsibility or reach definitive conclusions.

Bargaining Under Asymmetry – Part 1: What Happened

Ukraine, the U.S., and the Geopolitical Fallout Disclaimer: This report is intended solely for academic research and analytical purposes. It has been generated using AI-based analysis and may contain inaccuracies. The objective is to explore economic, geopolitical, and negotiation dynamics rather than to attribute responsibility or reach definitive conclusions.

Breaking the Austerity Taboo: Innovative Defense Financing Through Military Bonds

As Europe faces increasing geopolitical instability, particularly with the threat from Russia, it must confront a major structural challenge: its reluctance to finance defense through debt. The same rigid fiscal policies that prolonged economic stagnation after the Eurozone crisis now hinder Europe’s ability to build a strong, independent defense