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The Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor (CSM), commonly known as The Monitor, is a nonprofit news organization that publishes daily articles both in electronic format and a weekly print edition. It was founded in 1908 as a daily newspaper by Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the new religious movement Christian Science and the Church of Christ, Scientist.
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Malcolm Forbes ·
Every week, a selection of Monitor staffers and contributors share their challenges and insights from reporting around the globe.
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Our World is a roundup from our weekly print edition of noteworthy happenings, from our global correspondents and editors.
Whitney Eulich, Ann Scott Tyson, Ryan Lenora Brown, Tim Backshall ·
Exiled Nobel laureate María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela for the first time since December and is testing the U.S.-backed government.
Regina Garcia Cano, Ariana Cubillos, and Danica Coto ·
The campaign in Maine’s rural 2nd District features an ideological contrast between a left-wing Democrat and a Trump-like former Republican governor.
Simon Montlake ·
Demonstrations rocked many European cities Saturday, from Milan to Madrid. The protests encompass a broad range of issues, from education to housing.
Thomas Adamson and John Leicester ·
One mother’s bittersweet tale of watching her children grow up through a pair of cherry-red, hand-me-down rain boots.
Stephanie Cook Broadhurst ·
Mohammed Abdullah Ould Gholam Habott is responsible for taking care of more than 1,400 manuscripts at the Habott Library, one of only a few family-run libraries still active in Chinguetti.
Kang-Chun Cheng ·
Israel’s elections on Tuesday will serve as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving prime minister in the nation’s history. Special correspondent Ilan Ben Zion recently joined international desk editor Matthew Bell in Boston to talk about what’s at stake.
Ilan Ben Zion, Matthew Bell ·
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva built his political movement on workers’ rights and social mobility. Ahead of the presidential runoff, that might not be enough anymore.
Constance Malleret ·
Nas Radio has become an important source of news and information for Arab citizens in Israel.
Dina Kraft ·
Amid a global authoritarian drift, citizens of Brazil, Serbia, Israel, and the United States have an opportunity to uphold democratic and economic freedoms.
the Monitor's Editorial Board ·
Three gunmen attacked a church during a funeral in an area of Jordan known for Christian-Muslim coexistence. Jordan swiftly moved to protect Christian houses of worship around the country.
Taylor Luck ·
Serbia goes to the polls this weekend, as a student-led protest movement tries to oust the illiberal ruling party that’s widely regarded as corrupt.
Radmilo Marković ·
Citizenship is a cornerstone of democracy. Today, how citizenship is interpreted and who becomes a citizen have been pivotal topics of debates in Western democracies.
Kurt Shillinger ·
The midterm vote may put Democrats in control of Congress. Attention will also shift toward 2028. That doesn’t mean President Trump will exit the stage.
Linda Feldmann ·
Sherry Turkle’s new book cautions against forming attachments with AI chatbots.
Laina Gustafson ·
Faced with dwindling job opportunities, high property prices, and student debt, young people are looking at alternative ways of making a living.
Mark Rice-Oxley ·
Israelis will vote next week on a new prime minister. While major policy changes are unlikely after the election, the result will have an impact for the whole region.
Ned Temko ·
President Donald Trump is signaling a full-on embrace of Vladimir Putin and Russia – and of big-power relations – as he faces adverse midterm results and a potential lame-duck presidency.
Howard LaFranchi ·