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Students debated basic income and the harder questions after everyone gets paid | BIEN — Basic Income Earth Network (opens the original)
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by youthscholars, Tyler Prochazka | Aug 12, 2026 | News At Song Shan Senior High School, young debaters argued over targeting, public services, and whether cash or training offers more protection in an AI economy. One computer died in the championship debate. Jacqueline laughed about it afterward, but during the round the judges were waiting, the clock kept moving, and the team still had to find its evidence. Timing became one of the main arguments about basic income. Government records describe
How basic income became impossible to ignore | BIEN — Basic Income Earth Network (opens the original)
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by Tyler Prochazka | Aug 10, 2026 | Opinion BIEN entered its fourth decade with a closed bank account. It leaves it with a global definition, a generation of experiments, and a sovereign state paying a recurring income. The distance between those moments explains what the network became. In 2016, the idea of basic income looked healthier than the institution carrying its global name. That June, Switzerland held the world’s first national referendum on an unconditional basic income. The proposal
What happened when basic income was finally tested | BIEN — Basic Income Earth Network (opens the original)
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by youthscholars, Tyler Prochazka | Aug 2, 2026 | Opinion From Cape Town to Seoul, basic income’s third decade became a story about people trying to make an old idea survive contact with real lives. Cash entered villages, researchers debated what it showed, and BIEN became a genuinely global movement. At the close of the 2006 BIEN Congress in Cape Town, Zephania Kameeta struck the podium with his fist. Karl Widerquist remembers the Namibian bishop repeating three words, “Words, words, words,” th
Taiwan’s proposed sovereign wealth fund should give every citizen a share | BIEN — Basic Income Earth Network (opens the original)
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by Tyler Prochazka | Jul 15, 2026 | Opinion Taiwan President Lai’s proposal for a sovereign wealth fund is missing public ownership Taiwan’s President William Lai gave the sovereign wealth fund debate a useful standard in his second-anniversary address. National growth, he said, is “not meant to raise the positions of a select few”. Economic performance has to be felt by people and give them more stability. Taiwan has rarely had a better chance to turn that standard into an institution. The econ
How a ‘terrible’ website helped basic income go global | BIEN — Basic Income Earth Network (opens the original)
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by youthscholars, Tyler Prochazka | Jul 14, 2026 | Opinion Between 1996 and 2006, a fringe academic network learned to reach activists, cross borders, and change the meaning of its own name. In September 1998, Karl Widerquist arrived at the BIEN Congress in Amsterdam carrying the unease of an unpublished academic only a few years out of graduate school. Basic income sat so far outside mainstream politics that he had never heard of BIEN during its first decade, even though he already supported th
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