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100 Days: Battling the forces of inertia
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The United States president reaches a landmark in office with the achievements of his first term already in the balance.
100 Days: The foreign policy groove
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The new president's foreign policy is one of continuity rather than change.
In Ukraine, the stench of the Soviet era lingers on
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Life in Ukraine offers a dismal but fascinating panorama of how difficult it is to shake off the blight of Communism.
No time for pessimism on same-sex marriage
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Now that several states have legalised same-sex marriage, is it time to throw in the towel? Maggie Gallagher says No.
“Look At Me!”
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How did the Britain of the stiff upper lip evolve into a nation of self-centred decadence?
Religion and science: “isolation is not an option”
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The Vatican recently invited friends and foes to an unprecedented
conference on evolution. Our correspondent captures the intellectual
drama of the week-long dialogue.
Animal choices
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A whale lover explains why he cannot join Greenpeace.
Joyful and triumphant
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Susan Boyle brought reality to TV in a way that blew the genre to pieces.
Higher education’s new sobriety
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Financial crunch time is a good moment to re-assess the benefits of a college education.
A crisis of morals, not just of finance
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The meltdown in the world economy calls into question the idea that economics and ethics belong in two different pigeonholes.
A Saint on Death Row
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Death row in a Texas prison is an unlikely place to become a man of forgiveness, compassion and generosity. But Dominique Green managed.
The faith of Galileo
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Ultimately it was divine love that made Galileo's world go around.
Toppling the last taboo
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Is incest merely a relic of a decrepit moral system?
When kindness kills
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Aid to Africa is stifling enterprise, feeding corruption and keeping oppressive governments in power.
Wish you weren’t here
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Some top environmentalists say the way to a greener planet is to have fewer people. Is an environmentalism without humanity the answer?
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