Finally the world is beginning to see the real Africa on the silver screen.
Why did so many Chileans mourn a man whose regimes tortured and murdered thousands?
Collecting some shrewd insights about the future of genetics in Michael Crichton's latest thriller means trawling through lots of rubbish.
A newly translated work by Mariano Artigas shows the complementarity between science, philosophy and theology.
Having robbed millions of Chinese of brothers and sisters, the one-child policy is now ruining their chance of a job.
Business school is too late - good corporate governance should be taught in grade school.
Poverty, anti-Americanism and social progressivism drive new regimes.
Mel Gibson has created a savage, violent film with heart-pounding action and moments of great beauty.
When a leading scientific journal publishes a hoax once, it is a tragedy. When it happens twice, it starts to look like bias.
If Tony Blair is really sorry about the slave trade he should try harder to abolish it.
South Africa has become the fifth country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage.
Help is near for holiday shopaholics from American psychiatrists.
The great Renaissance cartographer who inspired this website died 412 years ago today.
Happy Christmas! And it probably will be despite the shopping and cooking.
This faithful retelling of the birth of Christ has an unusually relevant message.
Homosexual behaviour is widespread amongst animals, according to a Norwegian museum. But what does this prove for us humans?
American economist Milton Friedman was one of the towering figures of 20th century economics.
There is a wealth of symbolism in the smallest detail of classic Christmas cards.
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