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Christian Science Monitor - Opinion

The Monitor's View -- Resilience against Russian lies -- A main target for Russian propaganda, Moldova is learning how to shake off such foreign interference.

16 hours ago

The Monitor's View -- An honest hearing in Gibraltar -- An inquiry into corruption in the British enclave creates an opportunity to deepen public trust and boost integrity in global finance.

1 day ago

The Monitor's View -- A caring act for Myanmar's innocent -- Thailand delivers aid across the border in hopes that the gesture of compassion will influence a civil war that's escalating.

2 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Harmony wins in Senegal's ballot -- A presidential election marked by judicial independence and civic participation sets a new course for governing with integrity and equality.

3 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Victories against Russia – outside Ukraine -- Many former Soviet states are shaking off Moscow's meddling to join the European Union – and embrace a civic identity that unites.

6 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Sports and love bridge an Asian rift -- A TV romance series and Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani bring South Korea and Japan closer than ever toward healing the frictions of the past. Love and sports really are universals.

7 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Flagging the flashes of freedom -- Even as leaders of democracies meet to muster their strength, they often overlook how people living under an autocracy express their inherent rights.

8 days ago

The Monitor's View -- A wake-up for China's AI dreams -- The country's ruling party realizes researchers in artificial intelligence need freedom to make breakthroughs that the all-controlling party seeks.

9 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Ukraine's BFF in Europe -- The Czechs scoured the world for ammunition to bolster the weakening defenses of Ukraine, a country sacrificing the most for the values of Europe and the U.S.

10 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Hoops of joy in March Madness -- The college basketball tournament for men and women offers models of excellence, grace, empathy, and community.

13 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Drawing lines of peace in Gaza -- Israel's plan to let civilians leave Rafah before attacking Hamas sites would be a victory for one principle of humanitarian law: protection of the innocent.

14 days ago

From the Editors -- The quiet work of trauma recovery -- For people who have been victimized by violence, recovery is often an arduously slow and very private process. But a loose network of trauma recovery centers offers a little-known but effective support system for survivors.

15 days ago

The Monitor's View -- Resetting Haiti through trust -- A political resignation creates an opportunity for political and civil society leaders to set legitimacy on new foundations.

15 days ago

The Monitor's View -- When schools tap parental love -- The pandemic's impact on student learning has led educators to break down walls with parents and involve them more in education.

16 days ago