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The Christian Science Monitor has provided readers, for more than 100 years, with a compassionate understanding of the world. Now the weekly magazine continues the tradition of excellent global reporting that is balanced and unbiased. Each weekly issue will bring you a major cover story featuring a comprehensive look at a key global issue or trend, on-the-ground dispatches from Monitor correspondents around the world and "Why It Matters" briefings that give perspective to today's news and assess the impact for tomorrow. Plus the Monitor will also give you great ideas to enrich and enliven your life with regular features including Money, Culture, and more. The Christian Science Monitor is an award-winning international news organization that covers news and feature stories from every corner of the globe. The Monitor has won hundreds of journalism honors including seven Pulitzer Prizes and more than a dozen Overseas Press Club Awards.
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How The Rev. Patrick Desbois Unwittingly Turned Into A Leading Expert In The Methods Of Genocide
Like many people, the Rev. Patrick Desbois in 2014 had never heard of the Yazidis, the ethnic religious minority being decimated by the Islamic State (ISIS) in northern Iraq.
Facing The Loss And Wages Of The Civil War
JEFFERSON DAVIS’S WIDOW PONDERS A DEBT SHE FEARS WILL NEVER BE FULLY REPAID.
"Cholitas' Take The Wheel
BOLIVIA – As recently as 10 years ago, Bolivia’s indigenous Aymara and Quechua women were socially ostracized and systematically marginalized.
Slovaks are asking for ‘normalcy'
Ten years of EU membership have not eased Slovakia’s woes
‘ Lean On Pete' Is A Tale Of A Boy And His Horse
DIRECTOR ANDREW HAIGH HAS A REAL FEELING FOR PEOPLE.
Making Peace With My Magnolia
IT CROWDS THE HOUSE. IT SHEDS LEAVES. IT BLOOMS ONCE. AND YET ...
Make A Difference
Hurricane Maria Upended Puerto Rico – And Its Fishing Industry. Raimundo Espinoza Chirinos Is Helping In An Innovative Way.
The Girls Who Took Over A Town
A group of teens in rural India, tired of do-nothing men, take dramatic steps to improve their village, demonstrating how to foster progress in the developing world.
Hotels Host Bees As Honored Guests
In San Francisco, hotels find beekeeping to be good for business – and community.
A More Complex View Of Afrikaans
Supporters argue the language was born of a blend of cultures
