Paris Housing Policy: Can the City Unlock the Homes It Already Has

Traditional Paris apartment buildings lining a residential street under a clear blue sky
Paris is tackling its housing crisis not only by building more homes, but by changing how the existing housing stock is used. From vacancy taxes and tourist-rental restrictions to office conversions and public acquisitions, its experiment asks how far a city can regulate housing use without undermining the private rental market.
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Is the Policy of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Over?

inclusive atmosphere in an office
Global industry leaders are cutting back on investments in inclusion and equal opportunity programs. Donald Trump blames employees hired through quotas for large-scale disasters, such as the plane crash near Washington and the wildfires in California. The article analyzes how relevant the concept of social justice is, and what the future of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policy might look like
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