The Citizen
Recent Articles
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Wrangling with Explosive AI Growth
February 01, 2026
by- David Weidman
Policymakers are accustomed to thinking in finite measurable terms like laws, budgets, and program implementation. Artificial intelligence, however, no longer advances in a straight line or within the familiar boundaries of public administration.
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Modernizing Greece: Turning Digital Reform into Democratic Renewal
February 01, 2026
by- Yiannis Korkovelos
The far-reaching corruption scandal engulfing Greece’s agricultural subsidy system (OPEKEPE) has once again exposed deep institutional failures, but it also opens a crucial question: what can recent digital reforms tell us about the possibility of democratic renewal?
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Older workers are left behind by today’s job market. They need a safety net.
January 14, 2026
by- Chuck Tanowitz
If nothing is done to address layoffs amongst older workers, the US could be facing a future of increased poverty among adults as they are about to enter retirement age.
