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The Monitor's ViewOne antidote to the use of female jihadistsThe role of a woman in the terrorist attacks in Iran should help highlight the effort of several Muslim countries to train women as spiritual guides. The main purpose: to prevent recruitment of young people by jihadists.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveRefuge from domestic abuse
A Christian Science perspective: The light of divine Love leads to comfort and safety.
The Monitor's ViewFrance takes a turn neither left nor rightA new president, Emmanuel Macron, has so far set a model for democracies in shaking up the old political order – if he can win a majority in coming legislative elections.
The Monitor's ViewWhat can bind the Middle EastAs a rift opens between Arab states, adding to the region’s conflicts, Oman can possibly serve as neutral party. The small Gulf country relies on a brand of Islam that teaches unity and tolerance.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLove and compassion in caring for health needs
A Christian Science perspective: On their deepest level, love and compassion impel healing and harmony.
The Monitor's ViewThe other target in London Bridge attacksTerrorists aim not only to kill but to destroy social order. Britain’s response to the June 3 attack shows how societies must bond – like a bridge – against this threat.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveEducation that guarantees success
A Christian Science perspective: On a lifetime of spiritual growth and learning.
Keeping abreast of the timesOne major question we’ve been hearing from readers is, what is the relationship between the Weekly and the Daily?
Global NewsstandTrump's troubles at home overshadow first trip overseas, 'New journey' for US-Saudi relations, Shift in US-Saudi relations more style than substance, How Rouhani's second term could differ from his first, One Belt One Road requires peace in South SudanA roundup of global commentary for the June 5, 2017, weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Food waste, website change, close to homeLetters to the editor for the June 5, 2017 weekly magazine.
The Monitor's ViewWhy the US must honor corruption fightersBipartisan support of anti-corruption efforts, reflected in a June 7 ceremony on Capitol Hill, helps promote democracy and prevent violence.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveTerrorism and peace
A Christian Science perspective: In response to terrorism.
The Monitor's ViewWhy the world is more at peaceThe latest measurement of global peace finds violence was down last year, a sign that more people understand what makes peace – and that it can be inevitable.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveFrom panic to peace
A Christian Science perspective: God’s love and guidance are right at hand.
The Monitor's ViewEurope and its attractive power win a key battleUkraine’s bid to eventually join the European Union wins a critical vote, a victory in its war against Russia and for democratic values.
- A Christian Science PerspectivePeace at the gym
A Christian Science perspective: A victim of racist remarks found peace that was more than the absence of conflict, but a presence that turned things around.
The Monitor's ViewDoes free, basic income build character?Social experiments in Ontario and Finland test the idea that a minimal guaranteed paycheck can uplift and sustain people’s livelihood. Such tests may provide insight on the source of ‘self-efficacious’ attributes of character.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveToday's heroism
A Christian Science perspective: Many heroes say that their strength and fortitude come from a higher source.
Global NewsstandDigital Geneva Convention needed after ransomware attack, Is the Syrian regime worried about international justice?, Friendly approach won't dissuade Kim Jong-un, Facebook Live presents ethical concerns, The economic benefits of solar and wind energyA roundup of global commentary for the May 29, 2017, weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Inspiring story, open communication, chain of knittingLetters to the editor for the May 29, 2017 weekly magazine.
