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Believe it or not, we could actually learn something from Islamic State

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageAbu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the spiritual and political head of IS, is a clever theologian and Qur’anic artisan. EPA/Islamic State Video

Currently, Islamic radicalism and terrorism occupy much of the media, especially via movements such as Islamic State (IS). Because of IS’s hostile nature, Islam as a whole can be seen as inherently hostile....

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What should we tell our children about money?

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imageKids need to know money doesn't just come from a machine.from www.shutterstock.com.au

Being a parent presents us with daily challenges, including decisions about what things to expose our children to. One of the questions I am constantly asked by parents is what should they teach their children about money, and at what age.

Talking about money is no...

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Divided we stand: nationalism on the march across Europe

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imageThere are nationalists, and then there are nationalists.Stefan Rousseau/PA

As the lights dimmed on a televised debate ahead of the UK election, a group of four candidates clustered together at the side of the stage, shaking hands and even embracing each other. At the other extremity, a fifth candidate stood alone, peering down at his notes.

The...

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  26. Explainer: the wild storms that lash Australia's east coast
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