Media Watch
- Former Nepal monarch backs Hindu state bid
- Jerusalem Diary: Found tribe
- The new Buddhist atheism
- A sense of family: The quiet, localized efforts of Haitians assisting fellow Haitians
- Camberley churches protest at mosque that will tower over Sandhurst
- Retaliation fears stalk Nigeria city after clashes
- We must not be afraid of taking on Islamic extremists
- Malaysia - Government imposes censorship and self-censorship on religious issues
- Nigeria must bring killers of Christians to justice: Clinton
- Nigerians bury massacre victims
Reuters AlertNet
- Australian authors protest China visa refusal
- Angry China blasts Dalai Lama's latest speech
- Obama: Time for talk is over on healthcare bill
- Senate passes $149 bln for jobless aid, tax breaks
- Senate passes $149 bln for jobless aid, tax breaks
- FACTBOX - Excerpts from the U.S. House debate on Afghanistan
- U.S. House rejects pullout from Afghanistan
- Ugandan rebels seek refuge in Sudan's Darfur-report
- Biden scolds Israel over settlement plan
- Gates, in Riyadh, seeks Saudi help on Iran sanctions
God is Back
The very things that were supposed to destroy religion — democracy and markets, technology and reason — are combining to make it stronger write John Micklethwaite, editor in chief of The Economist, and Adrian Wooldridge, the magazine’s Washington bureau chief, in this best-selling new book. Everywhere except Europe, that is.
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