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Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 18, 2025

Stuck outside Ukraine talks, Europe begins reassessing its relations with US
The United States appears set to abandon European security as a priority. That has left Europe scrambling to find new ways to protect the continent.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 18, 2025

Beyond Ukraine talks, Putin counts on Trump to open world doors
U.S.-Russia relations have gone from nowhere to close engagement in a week, since Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin ahead of a putative summit.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 17, 2025

Top Russian and American officials will discuss ending the Ukraine war without Kyiv
The talks scheduled for Tuesday in Saudi Arabia mark another pivotal step by the Trump administration to reverse U.S. policy towards Russia.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 17, 2025

Laughter, with no strings attached: Ukrainian puppeteers bring joy amid war
From a basement space in Kharkiv, a puppet theater troupe allows the show to go on even if air raid sirens blare.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 16, 2025

Finland urges leaders to rearm Ukraine as U.S. hints Europe excluded from peace talks
At Munich Security Conference, Finland's president says Europe should put "maximum pressure on Russia" as U.S. prepares to negotiate deal without them.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 15, 2025

Income grows in Africa, and solar power soars in Pakistan
Progress roundup: Colombian women chose fish farms over coca, Africa made income gains, and solar power is surging in Pakistan.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 14, 2025

How Pakistan could undercut US efforts to curb China's EV boom
Electric Vehicles have become a new battleground for the power struggle between China and the West. For Beijing, Pakistan could become an important ally.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 14, 2025

Can Nova Scotia, home of Canada's Black culture, save its Black communities?
Nova Scotia's Black community, which dates back to the province's days as a French colony, is trying to ensure it survives Canada's economic shifts.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 14, 2025

USAID cuts threaten America's most successful global health campaign
Uncertainty over U.S. foreign aid's future, as Trump ally Elon Musk dismantles USAID, has thrown the global campaign to contain AIDS into disarray.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 14, 2025

Ukraine is exhausted. But it's still determined to resist Russia.
If Russia's plan to quickly defeat Ukraine failed, it's fallback seemed more assured: a war of attrition in which the larger and stronger nation would prevail. With Western help, Ukraine has endured, but fatigue is setting in just as U.S. support is flagging.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 13, 2025

Why many Israelis embrace a Trump plan for Gaza once seen as taboo
President Donald Trump's plan to take over Gaza and expel its residents was received in an Israel exhausted by conflict and lacking a "day after" plan of its own.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 13, 2025

From the wreckage of USAID, can anything be saved?
Elon Musk is overseeing the eradication of one of America's most broadly impactful government agencies, its foreign aid arm, USAID. How far will he go?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 12, 2025

Immigration built this Punjab village into a ‘mini US.' But has it led to a good life?
The Trump administration's push to deport unauthorized immigrants threatens to disrupt the lives of thousands of Indians. In one village where U.S. migration has led to both prosperity and loneliness, opinions are torn.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 12, 2025

What is Russia's ‘shadow fleet,' and why does it worry Europe?
Russia's "shadow fleet" of oil tankers is worrying European nations. It's not just about sanctions; the vessels also pose environmental and navigational risks.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 11, 2025

Jordan in a bind: What to offer Trump instead of taking in Gaza refugees?
Jordanian King Abdullah's meeting with Donald Trump Tuesday was one of the most consequential of his 25-year reign. His mission: to get the U.S. president to walk back his plan to relocate Gaza's population to Jordan and Egypt.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 11, 2025

‘There is a lot of fear.' In West Bank, Palestinians decry Israel's Gaza tactics.
As Israel presses ahead with a massive military operation targeting militants in the West Bank, it's relying on tactics used in the war in Gaza. The result for Palestinians is a rising level of destruction and displacement.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 11, 2025

Young Sri Lankans working on tea estates find a path out of poverty
Tea Leaf Trust aims to help young people find work off tea estates if they desire, while also making them leaders of change in their communities.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 10, 2025

Farming in France is on the decline. Who will feed the French?
French farmers are protesting a proposed EU trade deal. But a bigger crisis for France's agriculture is also brewing. Its farmers are aging out.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 10, 2025

Bee fences and women taxi drivers to protect people
Progress roundup: Taxi companies built by women are improving their safety. And fences made of beehives are keeping farmers safer from elephants.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 08, 2025

Lebanon's president forms new government as southern ceasefire holds
Lebanon's first government in two years takes office as it rebuilds its war-torn south. The country also seeks to maintain security after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in November.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 07, 2025

Trump hollows out USAID. Who will miss it most?
President Donald Trump has sown alarm worldwide by moving to close down USAID, which distributes more foreign aid than any other organization.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 07, 2025

China-Japan distrust has been tough to shake. Tourism might be the best chance.
The recent surge of Chinese travelers into Japan may be creating much-needed ambassadors.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 06, 2025

How Trump's proposed plan for Gaza has united an outraged Arab world
Whatever becomes of President Trump's proposal to take over Gaza and resettle the Palestinians there, the Arab world is not on board. Many consider the plan a form of what the U.N. terms "ethnic cleansing." Some say it could lead to war.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 06, 2025

Canadians had been feeling gloomy about their country. Trump changed that.
Canadians are worried about the threat of a U.S. trade war. But Donald Trump done something they didn't expect: bolster their patriotic pride.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 06, 2025

The Trump doctrine: A new Gilded Age of trade tariffs and territorial expansion
President Donald Trump is modeling his presidency on the example set by William McKinley during the Gilded Age of territorial expansion and trade sanctions.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 05, 2025

Trump's plan for Gaza ridiculed as unserious. So why did he float it?
While President Trump has ridiculed past U.S. military deployments and nation-building efforts, he has consistently been drawn to Mideast diplomacy. But his proposal to "own" and develop the Gaza Strip and displace its population has many questioning how serious he is.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 05, 2025

This Venezuelan mother hoped for asylum in the US. Now she is turning southward.
After President Trump won a second term, the Monitor spoke with parents around the world about their hopes and fears for the future. Here we catch up with one parent - a Venezuelan mother - who made her way to Mexico, but is now preparing a reverse trek south.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 05, 2025

Wine at dinner? More young French say, ‘Only if it's nonalcoholic.'
Wine has been as iconically French as a baguette or the Eiffel Tower. But for many young French, wine has lost its appeal, especially when it is alcoholic.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 04, 2025

Tariffs on China but not Mexico, Canada? The stakes in a potential trade war.
In postponing some threatened tariffs but not others, U.S. President Donald Trump is sowing uncertainty for businesses and consumers in his own country and abroad. His tactics could score some wins, but also carry big risks.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 04, 2025

Facing relentless Russia, Ukraine confronts shortages of men and morale
As the Russia-Ukraine war grinds toward its third anniversary, Ukrainian morale is low amid shortages of military support from European allies and America under Donald Trump.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 04, 2025

This program in Nigeria sends children from the streets into the classroom
University undergrad Victor Bello started the Almajiri Scholar Scheme to open doors for children.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 03, 2025

As Palestinian prisoners return home, there is joy, but sorrow, too
Joyful family reunions that the ceasefire has enabled in Israel are being echoed in the West Bank and Gaza. But few freed Palestinian prisoners, many of whom were jailed for decades, knew much of the Gaza war, or its staggering costs.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Feb 03, 2025

From worst to best: How Poland reduces traffic deaths, and Sri Lanka fixes wetlands
Progress roundup: With safety and well-being in mind, Warsaw's measures halved traffic fatalities. And Sri Lanka's capital is restoring wetlands.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 31, 2025

After Assad's fall, Syrians search for lost loved ones - and a path forward
After the fall of the Assad regime, Syrians grasp for answers and a path to restoration under new president Ahmed al-Sharaa.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 30, 2025

How Gaza hostage-release drama works for both Hamas and Netanyahu
The stage-managed spectacle of Israeli hostages being released in Gaza serves political interests on both sides. Hamas' assertions that it is still in power bolster the argument that Prime Minister Netanyahu still has a job to do.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 30, 2025

As Musk amps up his support for the far right, Europe pushes back
Elon Musk is intervening in European politics with a slew of vitriolic posts supporting far-right parties. European leaders have begun to object.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 30, 2025

Botswana's new president is a human rights lawyer on a mission
In October, voters in Botswana ousted their ruling party of 58 years. The new president, Duma Boko, carries the weight of their calls for change.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 29, 2025

He went to capture the beauty of Hinduism. Then the stampede happened.
A reporter's trip to the world's largest holy festival was interrupted by a deadly stampede. His account reveals both the risks and spiritual importance of the Kumbh Mela, and how India's relationship with Hinduism is changing.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 29, 2025

RedNote is bringing Chinese and Americans face-to-face. What have they learned?
Americans' rush to the popular Chinese app RedNote opened a window between two starkly different worlds - at least for a time - allowing for unexpected discoveries.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 29, 2025

Children first: Protecting and nurturing, from Colombia to Finland
Progress roundup: Children's rights and needs drove national policy in Colombia and Finland. And for coastal areas, new proof of seabeds as carbon sinks.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 28, 2025

No more Western haute couture? Russian designers say no problem.
Western sanctions were meant to crush Russia's economy. But Russian entrepreneurs have filled many of the gaps left by departing Western brands.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 28, 2025

Who will rule Gaza, if not Hamas? Unanswered question dogs ceasefire.
Israel has failed to eliminate Hamas, a key goal of its war in Gaza, and the militant group has reasserted its rule in Gaza. Can that situation last?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 28, 2025

An artist is lifting her city of Gary, Indiana, ‘from blight to bright'
Lauren Pacheco is inspired by this Midwestern underdog of a city and is looking to enliven what she calls its "remarkable cultural heritage."

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 27, 2025

Why Trump's fight with Colombia over deportation flights has likely just begun
President Donald Trump appeared to win Sunday's showdown with Colombia, after Colombia appeared to accept military flights carrying deportees. But the faceoff could herald more conflict.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 27, 2025

Mass deportations threaten the lifeline of money migrants send back home
Many migrants whom President Trump plans to deport have been keeping their relatives in Latin America financially afloat. What does their future hold?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 27, 2025

Madagascar fights to save the forests that made it famous
Despite pledges to halt deforestation and youth-led efforts to reverse it, Madagascar is losing its trees faster than almost anywhere else on Earth.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 27, 2025

How Volkswagen slid from German engineering icon to innovation laggard
Long considered the epitome of German engineering, Volkswagen has struggled to keep up with shifts in consumer and societal demands.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 26, 2025

Israel stops return of thousands to northern Gaza over ceasefire dispute
Accusing Hamas of violating the terms of a fragile ceasefire, Israel has prevented thousands of Palestinians from returning to northern Gaza.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 24, 2025

‘Like 10 earthquakes': Palestinians return home to Gaza devastation
Palestinian residents of Gaza, the vast majority of them homeless, celebrated when the Israel-Hamas ceasefire was announced. But as they return home, the destruction they are finding is almost too much to comprehend.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 24, 2025

He'd fight LA fires if he could. A former inmate shares his story from Mexico.
Incarcerated people in California have helped put out the fires in Los Angeles. One man, deported to Mexico for his crime, says he wishes he could be back on the line now.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 23, 2025

War worries heavy? Internet out? In Ukraine, books are the balm.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has made Ukraine's book publishing industry a target of the war. But the industry and Ukrainian readers are keeping books alive as a source of Ukraine's resilient culture, and of solace and distraction.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 23, 2025

Is the West's liberal template broken?
Liberal internationalism is losing its luster with many voters internationally. Could Donald Trump's inauguration mark an end to the post World War II project?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 22, 2025

Israelis rejoice at hostages' release, yet worry a sacred vow was broken
As Israelis celebrate the return of hostages held in Gaza, they are also anguished over the long time it took to bring them home. A nagging question for many is whether a social contract of mutual responsibility has been broken.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 22, 2025

From the Republic of Georgia, a president's plea to the West: Stop Russia here
Salome Zourabichvili, Georgia's "only legitimate president," warned at a Monitor Breakfast that American interests would be at risk should her country fall under Russia's sway.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 22, 2025

Belonging and going home: Malaysia embraces diaspora, Brazil reclaims stolen art
Progress roundup: Indigenous art goes home to Brazil, rights are granted to children born to Malaysian mothers overseas, and farms  help birds migrate.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 21, 2025

Ukrainians urge Trump to back peace bid with arms
Ukrainians hope that Mr. Trump's planned peace initiative will not let Moscow prevail, warning the U.S. leader not to trust his Russian counterpart.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 21, 2025

As China's population continues to plummet, demographic alarms are ringing
Once known for its efforts to curtail population growth, China is now facing a demographic crisis that threatens its economy and already-frail social security system.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 21, 2025

A retired bishop transforms guns into garden tools to help youths envision peace
The nonprofit Swords to Plowshares Northeast isn't just raising awareness of gun violence; it is forging a more peaceful vision for the future.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 20, 2025

Free trade, openness, and democracy: Why China's rhetoric mirrors America's
As Donald Trump takes office in the U.S., China pitches itself as the new global leader - and for all the countries' ideological differences, Beijing seem to be taking notes from Washington.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 19, 2025

Gaza ceasefire sets in motion release of 3 Israeli hostages
A ceasefire in the War in Gaza took effect on Sunday as Hamas released the first three hostages it has held for 15 months during its fighting with Israel.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 19, 2025

South Korea's president is arrested over a martial law declaration
South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol was arrested Sunday, just days after being apprehended at his home in Seoul. He faces possible imprisonment for declaring martial law last month.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 17, 2025

In Gaza and Israel, ceasefire elicits happiness and delayed grief
Over more than 15 months of war and loss, Israeli and Palestinian emotions have been rubbed raw, or suppressed. Now they are being released by an imminent ceasefire, even as questions over its durability persist.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 17, 2025

Trump promises a quick end to the war in Ukraine. Russia is not convinced.
Many assume Donald Trump's policies mirror those of Vladimir Putin. But there is a yawning gulf between the two men's outlooks for the war in Ukraine.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 16, 2025

In Israel and Gaza, ceasefire deal's many uncertainties temper joy
Word of an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage release deal was greeted with relief and some celebrations. But Israelis and Palestinians have been disappointed before; joy over the fragile deal was muted.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 16, 2025

Donald Trump aims dealmaking ambitions at world trouble spots
Donald Trump prides himself on his skills as a dealmaker, but his ambitions to reach agreements with China, Russia, and Iran may be beyond his reach.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 15, 2025

When Trump hints at Greenland military action, Europe can't ignore it. Here's why.
Donald Trump's suggestion that he'd use force to acquire Greenland may just be bargaining. But for Denmark and Europe, it's a possibility too serious to ignore.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 15, 2025

Young Mozambicans lose patience with entrenched ruling party
Fifty years after ousting Portugal's colonial government in Mozambique, Frelimo is still in power. But young people's desire for change was evident in protests against the inauguration of the country's new president.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 15, 2025

Phased Gaza ceasefire deal is announced between Israel and Hamas
After months of on-off negotiations conducted by Egyptian and Qatari mediators, there is hope that the remaining details of the ceasefire deal will be resolved within hours and could go into effect on Jan. 19.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 15, 2025

Trump has threatened mass deportations. Mexico prepares for mass reintegration.
Deportations entail fear and heartbreak. But amid an expected wave of deportees from the U.S., Mexican civil society is mobilizing to lay out a more positive reintegration.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 15, 2025

Don't know what ASEAN is? Neither did Pete Hegseth. Why this Asian bloc is important.
The 10-nation bloc, known as ASEAN, has been useful for the United States in countering China's influence in the Indo-Pacific. Many member nations have territorial disputes with China, which has become increasingly assertive in pressing those claims.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 14, 2025

In Biden-Trump handoff, a foreign policy shift for a changed world?
President Joe Biden's final foreign policy speech and Donald Trump's previews of his priorities underscore a tectonic shift in how America projects global power, from relying on alliances to taking a more imperial approach. Does that fit the times?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 14, 2025

‘Paw partners' across the US step in to aid overwhelmed animal shelters
Shelters are struggling to care for vulnerable animals. A constellation of animal welfare groups is supplementing their work.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 13, 2025

Why preschool matters in Mexico and bees thrive in Slovenia
Progress roundup: Preschool has lasting positive affects for children in Mexico, Slovenia's affinity for bees aids in their conservation, and more.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 10, 2025

With eye on Gaza, Palestinian Authority tackles West Bank militants
Popular support for the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank has been in steady decline. Now, to burnish its credentials, the authority is taking on a militant stronghold in Jenin. The high-risk move is further dividing Palestinian society.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 10, 2025

In Israel's democracy battle, an added front: Politicized police
How central is an independent police force to democracy? In Israel, the politicization of the national police is seen as part of the hard-line government's revived judicial overhaul.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 09, 2025

‘We cannot rest yet': South Koreans react to deepening political crisis
More than a month after President Yoon Suk Yeol's botched martial law attempt infuriated a nation, South Koreans are still in the street, demanding he step down. The Monitor caught up with some people we spoke with in December about their views on the evolving political crisis.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 09, 2025

Key question as Venezuela prepares for inauguration: Who is the next president?
Venezuela is meant to inaugurate its next president Jan. 10. But with a contested election, who exactly will take power?

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 09, 2025

World leaders try to sway Trump on trade and Ukraine
A wary world is treating Donald Trump as if he is already U.S. president. International leaders are seeking his favor, making nice, but buckling up.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 09, 2025

Lebanon army commander Joseph Aoun is sworn in as president, filling two-year void
Following 13 attempts to elect a president, Lebanon's parliament has sworn in army commander Joseph Aoun as the head of state. Mr. Aoun is the preferred candidate of the United States and Saudi Arabia.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 08, 2025

Elon Musk aims his digital megaphone at Europe. Why?
Elon Musk's efforts to influence European politics raise questions about the degree to which he speaks for himself or President-elect Donald Trump.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 08, 2025

Ten years after Charlie Hebdo attack, France honors - and debates - the art of satire
What's more important, the freedom to mock, or protection of what many hold sacrosanct? After the Charlie Hebdo massacre, France opted for the former. But that may be shifting.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 08, 2025

Quiet streets, ghost towns: How Russia is changing Ukraine
Russia's war of depopulation is worsening Ukraine's demographic crisis; the population has fallen from 52 million in 1991 to 35 million today.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 08, 2025

Growing baby corals in the nursery and corn on steep hillsides
Progress roundup: Success for coral raised in the nursery, corn grown on steep hillsides, and a new powder that captures CO2 from the atmosphere.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 08, 2025

South Korean police failed to arrest President Yoon. Now, he's fortified his villa.
With a warrant out for his arrest, South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol has hunkered down in his hillside villa for weeks. Investigators failed to detain him Jan. 3. As they prepare a new attempt, presidential guards are fortifying the residence.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 07, 2025

‘Cold is death.' For Gazans in flimsy tents, a winter of sorrow and loss.
For Palestinian families forced from their homes by 15 months of war, the temporary shelters they have constructed are no match for Gaza's winter. Infants are especially vulnerable.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 07, 2025

War shut down Sudan's universities. But its students refused to give up.
Sudan's civil war has dealt a catastrophic blow to the country's universities, forcing many students to continue their education abroad.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 07, 2025

The ‘Repair Café' movement has become a powerful force for a fix-it culture
The "Repair Café" movement has spread to more than 40 countries across six continents, with nearly 3,200 Repair Cafés in operation.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 06, 2025

Justin Trudeau is out. For Canadians, it's not really a surprise.
Much of the world still sees Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a force for progress. But Canadians had anticipated his resignation for quite some time.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 06, 2025

Can an unlikely love story overcome divisions in Colombia?
In Colombia, one couple's love, across a political divide, offers hope for broader national reconciliation.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 06, 2025

In pursuit of a modern capital, Ethiopian leader razes history
Ethiopia's government is razing entire neighborhoods in Addis Ababa in the name of urban transformation, provoking dismay among many residents.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 05, 2025

Ukraine presses new attacks in Russia's Kursk region
Both Russian and Ukrainian official confirmed the fresh offensive into the Kursk region on Sunday. The Defense Ministry in Moscow said that Russian forces had pushed back Ukrainian troops, though online bloggers said Moscow faced major pressure.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 03, 2025

In Kenya, community health volunteers fight for pay and status
Community health workers are hailed as a cost-effective way to plug gaps in health care systems. Now they are fighting for their own rights.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 03, 2025

Gun violence took their sons. Now these moms help others navigate grief.
Losing someone to gun violence can leave loved ones despondent. But the force of that sadness can also be channeled into supporting others.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Jan 02, 2025

In the shadow of a massive blackout, Jenniffer González is Puerto Rico's new governor
Jenniffer González Colón took office Jan. 2 as Puerto Rico's new governor, securing a historic third consecutive term for the pro-statehood New Progressive Party. Ms. González faces a crumbling power grid, recent blackouts, and a feeble, debt-ridden economy.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 31, 2024

Will South Korea's President face detention? Unpacking the martial law allegations.
A South Korean court issued warrants Tuesday to detain impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol and search his office and residence over allegations of rebellion in connection with his short-lived declaration of martial law.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 30, 2024

Israel has a Houthi missile problem. It's stuck finding a solution.
For more than a year, Yemen's Houthi rebels have launched long-distance missile and drone attacks on Israel and Red Sea shipping. After Israel largely subdued its Iran-allied enemies closer at hand, it is struggling to deter the Houthis on its own.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 30, 2024

How one border community shows goodwill toward migrants this holiday season
As President-elect Trump promises mass deportations, one binational humanitarian group at the U.S.-Mexico border turns the Christmas season into a present-day parable of charity and acceptance.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 30, 2024

Ukrainian chefs rediscover their country's cuisine - after Soviets tried to destroy it
Ukrainians are uncovering their country's culinary history - and how its distinctive features were suppressed during Soviet rule.

Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 30, 2024

Capturing people as they kindly share their stories


Christian Science Monitor--world
Dec 30, 2024

Through the ubiquitous eyes of cellphones


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