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Why what Sankara had to say about sovereignty still resonates

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThomas Sankara remains a revered figure in Burkina Faso long after his death.Reuters/Joe Penney

The unfolding crisis in Greece has highlighted the extent to which we have bought into the idea that there is no alternative to the increasing subordination of society to capital. The democratic moment that excited so many people around the world soon...

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Stillbirths: a story of tragic neglect across the developing world

  • Written by The Conversation
imageEvery year, more than 20,000 babies are stillborn in South Africa.Jim Young/Reuters

Maternal and child deaths have received significant attention in the effort to meet the Millennium Development Goals by the end of 2015, but stillbirths have been severely neglected. Stillbirth targets were omitted from these goals and remain absent from the...

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Rising seas could drown turtle eggs: new research

  • Written by The Conversation
imageA green turtle hatches in the lab. David Pike

Immersion in seawater kills sea turtle eggs, suggesting that sea turtles are increasingly at risk from rising seas, according to research published today in Royal Society Open Science.

In a laboratory experiment, researchers immersed green turtle eggs in seawater for varying lengths of time. The...

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  2. EQ versus IQ: what's the perfect management mix?
  3. Leaders debate the GST: what you need to know
  4. Six simple tax reforms plagued by politics
  5. Remind me again, what's the problem with hospital funding?
  6. To change attitudes to family violence, we need a shift in gender views
  7. How your parents' level of education affects your chances
  8. Review/ Has Go Set a Watchman helped topple the notion of the white saviour?
  9. A tale of three mosquitoes: how a warming world could spread disease
  10. The catalogue of errors that killed Jean Charles de Menezes
  11. Turkey bombing risks further unrest in a country already living on the edge
  12. David Cameron is making up his Syria strategy as he goes along – and it's not working
  13. As US relations thaw, hopes grow in Cuba for a faster, freer internet
  14. Row over UN tax body is a needless distraction for developing nations
  15. If we are to find life beyond Earth, we need to be explorers, not hunters
  16. Ashley Madison breach reveals the rise of the moralist hacker
  17. Changing the message about rape, one SlutWalk at a time
  18. How social wealth funds could tackle inequality
  19. Children at risk of extremism could fall through growing gaps in school system
  20. Butler will press for ALP reform
  21. Liberal MP Don Randall found dead
  22. Can social media help you quit smoking?
  23. When a house is demolished, more than the home is lost
  24. New Horizons brought our last 'first look' at one of the original nine solar system planets
  25. Low-cost sensors track CO2 where it counts
  26. Chattanooga: on the need to fight terror with reason
  27. Here's how minority job seekers battle bias in the hiring process
  28. Boxer Carl Froch’s retirement could prompt the toughest fight of his life
  29. Save your outrage: online cancer fakers may be suffering a different kind of illness
  30. The hunt for ET will boost Australian astronomy
  31. Thinking big in Beijing
  32. The future of data science looks spectacular
  33. How shrimp farming wreaked havoc on Sri Lanka's coasts
  34. History is the key to making sense of nuclear weapons
  35. How plankton help control clouds over the world's most remote oceans
  36. It's time for artists to take over the banks
  37. China's attempt to control hot markets only fans the flames
  38. Trying to measure the savings from the carbon tax is a mug's game
  39. When institutions let child sexual abuse happen, that should be a crime
  40. Why technology in sport poses a threat to keeping the game fair, safe and affordable
  41. New gene links to schizophrenia could open the door to improved treatments
  42. There's a new mood of determination in Africa's universities
  43. Foul-mouthed Minions? Some myths about children and swearing
  44. The twilight comet: Comet PanSTARRS
  45. Politics podcast: Ben Oquist on the direction of the Greens and the Senate crossbench
  46. We can prevent an epidemic of short-sighted kids with more time outdoors
  47. How political engagement on social media can drive people to extremes
  48. Mature, fit, preppy: how hiring for the 'right look' influences retail shoppers
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