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Insolvency Fears Haunt EU Parliament Pension Fund

Thomas O'Reilly May 21, 2023

Commission auditors warned against a public bailout for Parliament’s pension fund and expressed concern that financial ties to arms manufacturers could tarnish the EU’s image.

EU Waters Down Powers of New Anti-Corruption Body

Tamás Orbán May 10, 2023

The proposed ethics body to counter EU institutional corruption will only have advisory authority, confidential notes from Commission Vice President Jourová revealed.

WEF Convenes in Davos: Prostitution Booms

Jan Bentz January 24, 2023

The self-appointed economic ‘apostles’ preach equality, yet practice immoral indulgences during their visit to Davos.

The Paradox of Capitalism

Sven R. Larson December 20, 2022

A capitalist society is not nihilistic. It allows man’s economic virtues to flourish. And yet, without moral guardrails, capitalism becomes its own worst enemy.

Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar:
Part II, Regicide

Harrison Pitt August 20, 2022

The second in a three-part series exploring Shakespeare’s engagement with pagan/Roman morality in Julius Caesar, this essay looks at the ethics of regicide.

The Ethics of Aesthetics

Karl Gustel Wärnberg June 27, 2022

Art is meant to elevate us. It provides a mirror through which we see ourselves anew and glimpse the structures of our predicament.

Moral Chaos Writ Large, Part II:
Restoring Ethics to the Rule of Law

Harrison Pitt June 16, 2022

Opinions will always differ on what best approximates the common good and on the utility of law as an agent of virtue in any particular case. But to imitate the liberal silence on such crucial questions is to invite radical neo-Marxists to answer them for us.

Chinese Researchers Develop ‘Robot Nanny’ to Care for Embryos in Artificial Womb

David Boos May 19, 2022

Chinese scientists have developed a robotic ‘nanny’ to care for an artificial womb. They assert that this robotic method will be more efficient than natural pregnancy, and sociologists hope that it will also solve the problem of plummeting birth rates in China.

Tag: ethics

Insolvency Fears Haunt EU Parliament Pension Fund

EU Waters Down Powers of New Anti-Corruption Body

WEF Convenes in Davos: Prostitution Booms

The Paradox of Capitalism

Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar:
Part II, Regicide

The Ethics of Aesthetics

Moral Chaos Writ Large, Part II:
Restoring Ethics to the Rule of Law

Chinese Researchers Develop ‘Robot Nanny’ to Care for Embryos in Artificial Womb

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