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Monitor articles for July 05, 2023

FocusFrom ditch digging to herding donkeys, no rest for China’s rural seniors
The Monitor's ViewPost-riots, France looks at left-behind youth
In India, peace building goes ultimate
Could battery boom change South’s views of green energy?
A Christian Science PerspectiveDiscerning reality
Why a librarian’s debut novel explores forgiving the unforgivable
First LookCan France ignore race? Police say yes, human rights activists say no.
First LookIsrael ends West Bank raid, Palestinians grapple with way forward
First LookJudge rules White House overstepped with social media COVID messaging
First LookUS citizenship test is changing. What are the concerns?
Wednesday, July 5, 2023 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily