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The Monitor's ViewHow war crimes may catch up with RussiaThe long arm of international law has just reached Sudan over atrocities in Darfur, giving hope to Ukraine of similar justice someday.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveFollowing Christ, net-free
When we truly go all-in with our prayers to glimpse spiritual reality, the healing effects are tangible.
The Monitor's ViewPakistan’s victory for rule of lawA Supreme Court decision against the prime minister reinforces judicial independence in a country with a long history of military intervention.
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe spiritual waymarks that keep us safeIf we find ourselves in troubled waters – whether literally or figuratively – we can look to God for inspiration that guides and protects.
The Monitor's ViewWhy this UN climate report is differentIt tentatively endorses an idea from oil exporters that carbon capture may be needed to curb climate change. That reflects a better deliberative approach.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveResting – in action!
Recognizing our spiritual nature as restfully coexistent with God at all times enables us to overcome limitations associated with “insufficient” sleep.
The Monitor's ViewAs the pandemic ends, more rulers face scrutinyIn Sri Lanka, mass protests revel a public eager for economic management by accountable and competent leaders – not by a family dynasty.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveA quick healing of a fractured wrist
When a high school basketball player was told that he would have to miss the rest of his season due to an injury, he turned to God for help – and a fresh perspective on our true nature as God’s children brought quick and complete healing.
The Monitor's ViewChina’s shift on transparent auditsBeijing proposes allowing foreign regulators to check the financial reports of Chinese firms listed on overseas exchanges, a potential big win for integrity in global stock markets.
A Christian Science PerspectiveHeads up!As we lift our viewpoint to a divinely inspired one – rather than giving in to the downward pull of discouragement or fear – we discover more of the true wholeness and freedom bestowed on us as God’s children.
The Monitor's ViewA light of impartial justiceA Kenya court ruling against a president marks a welcome triumph for judicial independence in Africa and elsewhere.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLove that heals
Opening our hearts to a more expansive understanding of the Love that is God can make a big difference in our lives.
The Monitor's ViewRestoring trust in US electionsPublic servants who manage voting procedures are stepping up to renew confidence in ballot outcomes.
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe presence of God’s goodness aloneRecognizing that God never causes or authorizes evil opens the way for God’s healing, reforming goodness to be felt and expressed more tangibly.
Lead with love: My take on Judge Jackson’s confirmation hearingsJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings weren’t a picture of civility, but our contributor took lessons from the love she saw in action.
The Monitor's ViewWake-up call for Ukraine’s neighborsFor tiny Moldova, the war and refugee influx help stir greater reform.
A Christian Science PerspectiveBiblical solutions to the war in Ukraine – really?Can we find solutions to current world issues in an ancient text? This short podcast explores how lessons from the Bible relate to current events and can empower us to actively contribute to peace.
The Monitor's ViewLatin America’s pursuit of peaceAn eruption of gang killings in El Salvador focuses the spotlight on democratic values that can curb violence in the region.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveSubduing shortcomings
We all have things we’d like to improve about how we think and act. As children of God, good, we’re more than up to the task.
“We’re your kids, too.” Why Shay Knox won’t give up on her neighborhoodHer Chicago neighborhood has seen better days. But Shay Knox doesn’t want to move somewhere else – she wants to build a better community.
