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Here’s to happy life years

Carolyn Moynihan | 31 October 2009 |

Why are Costa Ricans so happy and the world’s women so glum?



World’s oldest profession: Embrace it or banish it?

Barbara Lilley | 30 October 2009 |

Should prostitution be legal and supported by society or banished for good?



The euthanasia debate resurfaces

Margaret Somerville | 30 October 2009 |

There are deeply-rooted cultural reasons why the Western world returns again and again to euthanasia as a solution to the problems of suffering and death.



Scary stuff

Katie Hinderer | 29 October 2009 |

47 million Americans will don costumes this Halloween - and that’s just the adults.



Will chemical weapons proliferate?

Michael Crowley | 29 October 2009 |

The danger of security agencies, military forces and violent groups using “incapacitatant” chemical agents to disable adversaries has grown since the Moscow theatre siege of 2002. International regulation is needed.



The ABCs of fighting for free speech

Rebekah Hebbert | 28 October 2009 |

An enthusiastic blogger offers her advice for winning battles in the war to protect free speech.



Parents, the first educators

Peter Jon Mitchell | 28 October 2009 |

Married, biological parents are the gold standard for raising children successfully. 



Russia, Iran and the Biden speech

George Friedman and Peter Zeihan | 27 October 2009 |

The Obama Administration's aggressive diplomacy in Eastern Europe could sink its hopes for a peaceful resolution of its conflict with Iran.



Death panel dudgeon

Michael Cook | 26 October 2009 |

A very public disagreement between two prominent American bioethicists shows that they have only themselves to blame for attacks on their profession.



Seeking the pearl of great price

Jeffrey Steenson | 23 October 2009 |

The Vatican's unexpected announcement this week made headlines around the world. An Anglican bishop who entered the Catholic Church in 2007 reflects on its significance.



Russia champions ‘traditional values’

Carolyn Moynihan | 23 October 2009 |

Struggling with family decay and population decline, Russia wants the UN to get down to tin tacks on the subject of human rights.



Crossing the Tiber

Andrew Byrne | 22 October 2009 |

The Vatican has opened a door to Anglicans who want to be united to the Pope.



Girls and Gardasil: the protection game

Deirdre Fleming | 22 October 2009 |

A mother and public health student offers ten reasons not to vaccinate children against a sexually transmitted disease.



The Afghanistan challenge

George Friedman and Reva Bhalla | 21 October 2009 |

Expecting infantry to bring victory is a radical departure from US fighting doctrine since World War II.



Getting Real

Pauline Cooper | 20 October 2009 |

Australian academics and activists collaborate in a new book to challenge the sexualisation of girls.



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