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Doctors’ orders
Michael A. Fragoso | 15 October 2008 | 16
Attacks on conscientious objection are part of an international campaign to make abortion a basic human right.
From House to Home: Bringing work home
Charles Handy | 14 October 2008 | 3
Changes in the world of work can help reshape the home and make it an ideal school of life.
From House to Home: Family photos
Elizabeth Handy | 14 October 2008 | 1
A picture is worth a thousand words - in this case on the subject of what makes a house into a home.
States, economies and markets: redefining the rules
George Friedman | 14 October 2008 | 1
The finance ministers of the big economies have decided to make the pig fly. But there remains the small matter of how to build a flying pig.
Hunger for beauty
Alice Ramos | 14 October 2008 | 6
Enough of 'art for art's sake'. Let's have some art for the sake of humanity, truth and goodness.
Is capitalism dead or just flat-lining?
Alistair Nicholas | 11 October 2008 | 21
The world financial crisis shows that a system built on greed cannot work.
Unlocking the secrets of the universe with the humble Higgs boson
Mark Wyman | 10 October 2008 | 4
With price tag of more than US$10 billion, the biggest toy in science
has to deliver a big bang for its buck. Scientists are confident that
it will succeed.
The West’s Islamic legacy challenged
Richard Bastien | 10 October 2008 | 6
A French
scholar has sparked a controversy by challenging the conventional
wisdom that we emerged from the Dark Ages guided by Muslim teachers.
Ecuador’s labyrinth of nebulous ambiguity
Pedro Dutour | 09 October 2008 | 5
Now that the new president has his politically correct constitution, what will he do with it?
The best get convictions; the worst get medals
Nigel Hannaford | 09 October 2008 | 11
A Canadian woman has spent nearly half of the last 14 years in jail as a prisoner of conscience. Why doesn't she have a medal?
The payoff for straining the brain
Denyse O’Leary | 08 October 2008 | 8
Does
self-discipline beat intelligence? What about a good night’s sleep?
Ghost Town
William Park | 07 October 2008 | 1
A comedy which explores the meaning of life without being didactic or preachy.
Why Germany is lukewarm about Nato
George Friedman | 07 October 2008 | 11
Once again, Germany faces a menacing Russia to its east.
Religulous superstitions
Barbara Kay | 07 October 2008 | 19
Belief in God is a prophylactic against tarot cards and pseudoscience.
Milk of human blindness
Constance Kong | 05 October 2008 | 3
China's dairy scandal could happen again unless the government sees that major reforms are needed to uproot a culture of corruption.
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