Op-ed A tight budget, and two neighboring regions with radically opposing visions of democracy. One enshrines citizens’ assemblies and their regulations in law, ensuring they continue even as the political majority changes. The other removes their legal safeguards. This is more than a technical decision; this signals a tragic political direction. A subtle, yet real, step backward On March 10, the Walloon Parliament’s Energy Committee met to discuss amendments to the “carbon neutrality” decree...

Design What about Dem is proud to announce that we coordinate this unique project for G1000 , in partnership with Levuur and Tree Company , to contribute to a process where citizens genuinely help shape a more inclusive future.  Paying with your smartphone, checking your accounts at any time, blocking a bank card in just a few seconds: for many people, digital banking has become part of everyday life. Fast, convenient and often more cost-effective, it has profoundly transformed our...

In a context as complex as that of New Caledonia—marked by identity-based tensions and an uncertain institutional future—it is crucial to find new ways of practicing democracy.