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Greece still has options, as long as panic doesn't win

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageA newly confident Greece could find a path to stability.Kay Nietfeld/EPA/AAP

Even before the result of the Greek referendum, it was clear the overwhelming majority of Greek citizens want to stay in the eurozone and see an end to punishing austerity.

In contemplating the options now available to Greece the question is whether her creditors will allow...

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Senegal's teachers struggle with the clash between science and faith

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageSenegalese boys learn at a koranic school. Even in secular schools, religion dominates class time.Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters

Senegal is a deeply religious country. About 90% of the West African nation’s residents are Muslim, about 5% are Christian and the rest identify as animist – they believe that natural objects, idols or fetishes have...

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