A mother and paediatrician writes about what sons need from parents, and how families and culture often shortchange young men.
A former British diplomat who witnessed the cultural revolution first hand attempts to decode the enigma of China.
The drive for the legalisation of same sex marriage is destroying the traditional concept of marriage, says a Canadian academic.
Teenage girls have fallen in love with this breathtaking vampire romance.
Five hundred years ago a lonely, solitary, God-driven man began his greatest work.
The leadership of a remarkable soldier-president could turn the ruins of Rwanda into the Singapore of Africa.
The Australian state of Victoria has sanctioned prostitution, turning it into a growth industry but doing nothing for women who want out of it.
Countless millions of people in developing countries have been robbed of their human rights and dignity by a movement still regarded as humanitarian.
How many people are fitted to grapple with decisions of the magnitude imposed by global war?
The exciting true story of the processions of victorious generals and emperors.
Darwinian materialism is a grey and dreary way to live, novelist Julian Barnes suggests in his recent memoir.
The dissipated life of one of America’s greatest geniuses is still a mystery.
In a new book about the evolution of liberty in the West, 1500 years of Christian civilisation counts for nothing.
It is ten years since she published "It Takes a Village", and Mrs Clinton still sounds the same.
Some scientists are out of their depth when they wade into philosophy and theology.
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