Before writing her realist masterpieces, the novelist George Eliot spent much of her time translating the philosophy of Spinoza.
The decision to not have kids on ethical grounds is no longer a fringe, Western trend
As Beijing’s political dominance intensifies, so have tensions between ordinary citizens.
Award-winning writer Shakthika Sathkumara faces up to ten years in prison, sparking outcry and fierce debate in Sri Lanka over freedom of speech.
While support for the military surges, it's instructive to remember Russia’s pacifist history.
The inclusion of eco-activists in the Prevent counter-terrorism programme is only the tip of the iceberg.
Sold as an empowering route to better health, are genetic testing kits any more than a data grab?
Will the rapid advance of gene-editing technology have unintended consequences?
Q&A with Howard Steven Friedman, author of "Ultimate Price: The Value We Place on Life".
The president of the Humanist Association of Nigeria has been arrested on charges of "blasphemy" against Islam