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Would euthanasia damage doctors?
Legalising euthanasia will have incalculable consequences for healthcare professionals.
It’s not censorship, it’s parenting!
Removing books that are inappropriate for our kids is not the same as banning books.
Deciphering the Mohammed Trial
Trying the mastermind behind 9/11 in a federal court in Manhattan raises thorny questions in international law.
Transforming and troubling
Mobile phones are spreading rapidly throughout Africa, bring the blessings of commerce, and the curse of spam.
Have death panels already arrived?
The case against: an experienced nurse worries that Obamacare will entrench an existing quality-of-life ethic.
Give me ObamaCare and my grandmom is doomed?
The case for: a leading American bioethicist defends the Obama Administration’s proposals as fairer, cheaper and more trustworthy.
A continent where Communism lingers on
The fall of the Berlin Wall restored common sense to Europe, but what about Latin America?
Lessons from a beauty pageant
For all her courage under fire, Carrie Prejean was never the right choice to front family values.
A Christmas Carol
Jim Carrey is brilliant in this retelling of the classic Christmas story -- this time with stunning computer-generated effects.
Heil Herr Heidegger?
An attack on a flawed philosopher shows the deficiencies of political correctness.
The other 1989s
While the break-up of the Soviet empire brought freedom to Eastern Europe, elsewhere the consequences were often destructive and deadly.
Why we remember
Remembrance Day is not a pacifist occasion but a recollection of our solemn contract with those who have fallen.
Departures
It's hard to infuse death with luminous beauty, but Japanese director Yojiro Takita succeeds magnificently in this year's best foreign film.
Toddlers and TV sets don’t mix
Kevin Ryan
| 05 November 2009 |
The folly of trying to teach babies by plonking them in front of a television has finally been confirmed.
On burying the dead
The last of the corporal works of mercy seems to be in terminal decline.
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