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After hours and hours of exhausting surfing, we have found these useful links for MercatorNet readers.

Pondering Islam and its discontents

NCR | 06 November 2010

Catholics rethink attitudes

Is America Really A 50-50 Nation?

Investor's Business Daily | 06 November 2010

No. Americans are in overwhelming agreement on social issues.

The Poor’s Good Marriages

First Things | 05 November 2010

Should the decline of marriage among the less-educated concern us?

The world’s biggest headcount

The Economist | 05 November 2010

Gauging China’s population is made harder by waves of migrants.

The End of Christianity in the Middle East?

Foreign Policy | 05 November 2010

The brutal bombing of a church in Baghdad may be the final straw for this 2,000 year old minority community.

Iraqi MPs get handsome pay for little work

Washington Times | 04 November 2010

They collect a $90,000 stipend, $22,500 a month in salaries and allowances, and spend free nights in Baghdad's finest hotel — for working only 20 minutes this year.

Waiting for the Dilmismo to Begin

Foreign Policy | 02 November 2010

Brazil just elected its first-ever female president -- so where's the party?

Pop goes the “Times”

New Criterion | 02 November 2010

On the decline of the Gray Lady.

How To Hate The Non-Existent

New English Review | 01 November 2010

Theodore Dalrymple on the problem of goodness

Trivial twitter

Australian | 29 October 2010

Millions are tweeting, but does anyone really care what they have to say?

A special touchdown

Seattle Times | 28 October 2010

How a Down syndrome player made a 51-yard touchdown.

France: a ‘revolution’ to preserve the status quo

Spiked | 28 October 2010

In the past, youthful rebels were heroically indifferent to their long-term security. The French protesters are obsessed with theirs.

Longing for the Lines That Had Us at Hello

New York Times | 26 October 2010

Why don't they write great dialogue in Hollywood anymore?

The Worst of the Madness

26 October 2010

Between 1933 and 1945, 14 million people died in Eastern Europe, not in combat but because someone decided to murder them.

A class of their own

National Post | 26 October 2010

Interest in single-sex education is growing.

French students buy the baby boomer lie

Australian | 21 October 2010

Their anger should be directed at the most selfish generation in history

Are we medicating a disorder or treating boyhood as a disease?

Globe and Mail | 21 October 2010

Drug abuse for kids?

A final solution

London Telegraph | 20 October 2010

The elderly, frail and vulnerable will be deemed expendable if assisted suicide is legalised

In Holland, Free Speech on Trial

Wall Street Journal | 18 October 2010

Why is Dutch MP Geert Wilders on trial for speaking against Islam?

The Humanities in the Marketplace

Atlantic | 18 October 2010

Why liberal arts will gt you a job.

How the cold war reshaped Protestantism in America

The Economist | 18 October 2010

Billy Graham's forgotten role

Japan Goes From Dynamic to Disheartened

New York Times | 18 October 2010

Two decades of economic stagnation and declining prices are taking their toll.

Can civilisation survive without God?

Pew Forum/CNN | 16 October 2010

The Hitchens brothers meet for a debate in Washington.

Global Aging

Foreign Policy | 16 October 2010

A gray tsunami is sweeping the planet -- and not just in the places you expect. How did the world get so old, so fast?

Retirement at 62? Non!

New York Times | 16 October 2010

This reform is a no-brainer. Come on, France, get real!

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