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The quantitative easing experiment is ending in global recession

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imageUS Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi have seen quantitative easing pay off, but what about on the way out?David Stubbs/Reuters

Recession. Recession. Recession. In Canada, Belgium, Czech Republic, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Taiwan, Slovenia, the Netherlands, Brazil and Russia. They’ve all either...

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When words fail: comparing Islamic State to the Nazis misses the mark

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imageTony Abbott has twice compared Islamic State to the Nazis, but does that aid our understanding of terrorism and what needs to be done to defeat it?AAP/Richard Wainwright

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been criticised for making comments comparing Islamic State (IS) to the Nazis. Last week he said:

The Nazis did terrible evil but they had sufficient...

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  2. The international legal questions raised by drone strike on British citizens
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  4. What the mining sector and Australian politics have in common
  5. Why does Rupert Murdoch bother with Twitter?
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  7. Pacific islands are not passive victims of climate change, but will need help
  8. Should the federal government take over vocational training?
  9. Why should we place our faith in science?
  10. Don't look away from Aylan Kurdi's image
  11. Life's not fair! So why do we assume it is?
  12. The Short Conversations Never Had
  13. Sperm whales learn local dialects – new study is yet more proof that animals have culture
  14. Asylum by numbers: this is not a quantifiable crisis
  15. Citizens of the World
  16. Polluted host cities are putting our champion athletes at risk
  17. How 3D objects and pictures of heritage can connect children worldwide
  18. Our peripheral vision is far more sophisticated than we thought
  19. Northern Ireland: how an over-reaction to one murder brought politics to a halt
  20. Bernie Fraser quits Climate Change Authority after difficulties with Hunt
  21. If poor people don't vote, will their children be poor as well?
  22. Aga saga reaches boiling point with US suitors in pursuit
  23. Abbott juggles the political pressures on Syrian refugees
  24. Blaming the Baby Boomers does today's young people no favours
  25. Got a great relationship? You may want to thank your prehistoric grandmother
  26. Data show drone attacks doomed to fail against ISIS in Syria
  27. Can the Paris climate talks prevent a planetary strike-out?
  28. How to dramatically reduce smoking without banning tobacco sales
  29. When parents with high math anxiety help with homework, children learn less
  30. Baby booms and busts: how population growth spurts affect the economy
  31. ISIS Propaganda and Gangsta Rap Videos
  32. Cameron's Syria drone strike 'revelation' is a diversion
  33. Four reasons Jeremy Corbyn’s innovative energy policy is no 80s throwback
  34. Ten years on, The Libertines release fresh anthems for a new doomed youth
  35. Hard Evidence: what does the future hold for the baby boomers?
  36. Why Germany is dumping nuclear power ... and Britain isn't
  37. The case for the music of Jean Sibelius
  38. The NBN: why it's slow, expensive and obsolete
  39. Property developers pay developer charges, that’s why they argue against them
  40. Shockingly, Alan Jones and I agree about proposed changes to Australian environmental laws
  41. What South Africa will be sacrificing by hosting the Commonwealth Games
  42. Giving faces to South Africa's missing children
  43. How South African universities are governed is the biggest challenge
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  45. Australia can get the balance right on free trade and worker's rights
  46. FactCheck: Does Australia take more refugees per capita through the UNHCR than any other country?
  47. What is it about a republic that stumps our leaders?
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