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Digital natives and their brave new world
Is the smartphone generation getting smarter, or just more superficial? The debate continues.
Movie morality is plummeting
Film censors are allowing teens to access much more explicit content and few parents seem to care
America, Israel, Iran: a dangerous moment
The tensions between Washington and Tehran are being further fuelled by naval exercises and discussion of strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
British Conservatives and same-sex marriage
It is not the time -- or the place -- for the Conservative Party to legislate for same-sex marriage
3 New Year’s resolutions (I’d like other people to follow)
Unsolicited advice from a stalwart MercatorNet contributor.
The master New Age maker of myths
American academic Joseph Campbell profoundly influenced Hollywood. Was it for the best?
The New Year should begin with ideas for saving lives, not for killing them
A media frenzy has erupted in the UK over a hopelessly biased report on assisted suicide.
2012, the next upheaval
Governments and popular movements will be grappling with the explosive cocktail of global governance, austerity and democracy.
Can a father be the next president?
Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has at least one thing right: he knows the value of human life.
Should China be our model in higher education?
The notion that universities should teach only subjects which are useful and profitable is nonsense.
Is it worth it? the economics of same-sex marriage
The institution of marriage must be fundamentally redefined to accommodate same sex couples, says a Canadian economist.
Europe’s crisis: unification without a unifying spirit
tags: EU
A founding father of the EU would not be surprised at the problems it is facing.
7 reasons why “Merry Christmas” will always beat “Season’s Greetings”
Don’t let Grinches steal your Christmas by substituting meaningless slogans.
Just don’t smash it, Dave
The British PM defends Christianity but it's deeds that matter in the end, not words.
British Prime Minister: “We are a Christian country”
The Bible has given Britain a set of values and morals which it should actively defend, says David Cameron.
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