From America
Big Money vs Big Ideas
Republicans have to make a choice between Romney’s moderate politics and Gingrich’s extravagant idea
The Republicans: Veer Right and Right Again
The electoral process and the Tea Party risk jeopardising the Republican bid for the White House
The Silly Season
This must be a confusing time for those in Europe and around the world to try to figure out what America is up to.
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Just Curious
This is a Man's World, or is it?
Monday, 30 January 2012 10:03
Imagine a world of female reign, where all decisions are made by women, while men loyally obey
In Defence of Capitalism
Tuesday, 20 December 2011 14:10
Capitalism has been attacked from all quarters in recent years. But the system has unique economic benefits for all of us. It should be allowed to flourish properly
New Year’s Resolutions
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 16:41
Promises are like breadcrumbs - they’re made and they’re broken but which country’s resolutions seem set to last?
Sneak Peak into the Future
Sunday, 20 November 2011 09:00
The prospects of the human race in the years to come
The Culture of Corruption
Wednesday, 16 November 2011 09:42
The ethical grounds of stealing from the state.
States all over the world are doing their best to tackle corruption (or try to appear doing their best, in any case).
Survey Analysis
Where to Travel Next?
From Paris’ Eiffel Tower to London's Tower Bridge to Greek islands, Europe is a popular destination among backpackers, families and retirees alike
Eurozone Crisis Scapegoats
To gain a better understanding of the root causes of the eurozone debt crisis, The Beginner asked readers who was to blame
How to Best Govern SMEs?
The role of SMEs as the backbone of the European economy and their contribution to growth and jobs remains crucial in 2012
Money and Jobs for the New Year
It may not come as a surprise that many New Year’s resolutions seem to be financially motivated