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Do genetic ties matter?
Should adopted children have the right to be connected in some way to their biological parents?
The Roaring Year
A
MercatorNet exclusive: the first head of state of Lithuania after the break-up of the Soviet Union recalls the heady days of 1989.
Grow up, will you?
Once upon a time, you were supposed to grow up. That was a long time ago. Now you can stay an adolescent forever.
God’s Battalions
After centuries of apologies for Christian perfidy, perhaps it is time to rethink the Crusades.
Fatigue on the road to freedom
Twenty years after the demolition of the Berlin Wall, where has all the euphoria gone?
Abortion in Italy declines while fertility inches up
Is Italy breaking out of a demographic nose-dive?
Unorthodox but appealing
Why is stay-at-home motherhood portrayed as a vocation of last resort?
Endangered species
Down Syndrome children are disappearing because of the popularity of do-it-yourself eugenics.
Western Europe’s dream world
Norwegians, like other Europeans west of the Danube and east of the English Channel, like Obama. They are deluded.
The Nobel Hope Prize
A Nobel Peace Prize was not on the White House Christmas shopping list.
What if he had refused?
We discovered the draft of another speech responding to the surprise announcement in a rubbish bin outside the White House.
Truth, charity and same-sex marriage
In an effort to extend charity to homosexuals pressing for the right to marry, some Christians are distorting truth.
Capitalism: A Love Story
Is Michael Moore's latest documentary on capitalism sincere or merely clever propaganda?
More to life than GDP
A report prepared for the French government questions the use of GDP as the sole indicator of social progress.
A Malawian miracle
A boy from Malawi saves his family by building a windmill from discarded rubbish.
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