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Migrant Lives Society

Citizenship Through Education? Italy’s Steep Path Towards “Ius Scholae”

Italy is debating a new bill that would allow foreign-born students to become Italian citizens, linked to their status within Italy’s school system.

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Society

Horse Riding: France Saddles Up Ahead Of The Olympics

Each year, millions of French people take to the saddle more or less regularly, making horse riding the country’s third most popular sport, and the most popular for women. The sport will get special attention at the Paris Games.

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Future Ideas

Algorethics Meets Theology: Father Paolo Benanti’s Path For An AI We Can Live With

Francesco Profumo, a former Italian education minister and the current rector of the Open Institute of Technology, explains why artificial intelligence needs a voice like Father Paolo Benanti, the only theologian on the UN Committee on Artificial Intelligence.

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Eyes on the U.S. Migrant Lives

Sharing Blame For Central America’s Child Migrants

There was shock after the latest report from U.S. Border Patrol found an explosion of young people being sent northward from Central America. Why it isn’t just about the parents.

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Economy

Boomtown Ethiopia – Can Former Poster Child Nation Become A Model For African Growth?

Once it was USA for Africa, now Ethiopia’s expats are returning to be part of a striving new middle class.

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Economy

How Russia Can Profit From China’s Big Plans For Growth

MOSCOW – Seeking to guarantee greater energy and food security for its population, China is coming up against serious limitations. Just look at the basic numbers: the country only has 8% of the world’s energy reserves, and only 11% of the world’s arable land – yet, it is providing for 19% of the planet’s population. […]

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