Giving recognition to aspects of sharia, as suggested by the Archbishop of Canterbury, would damage the principle of equality before the law.
After the verdict and the loaded words there is a case that still favours the media baron.
What the face of Che Guevara really means.
Once upon a time being called "pro-life" was the kiss of death for American politicians. Not any more. A MercatorNet exclusive.
The decline of the family in welfare states is no accident but the result of an ideological cocktail, argues a British author.
When a homosexual person is the victim of a crime the law should not jump to conclusions.
Robert Schuman, acclaimed as the Father of Europe, drew his ideal of solidarity from the Christian faith.
Europeans have gone cold on the idea of a European Constitution. Could they learn something from that other 'Asian peninsula'?
The practice of law is not meant to be a mano-a-mano confrontation between aggrieved plaintiffs.
Judges are reading into laws ideas that legislators never intended. Does this put freedom at risk?
Whose bright idea was it to draft pop stars like Eminem and Britney Spears into the battle of ideas against Islamic terrorism?
Commemorating the 40 million children who have died since the US Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.
Experience around the world shows that building societies upon post-modern tolerance instead of old-fashioned respect just doesn't work.
55 American Congressmen and women have made a stand on religion, conscience and abortion. It may be smart politics, but it's sloppy thinking.
George W. Bush's address was a carefully crafted piece of rhetoric. But did it succeed in persuading his countrymen?
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