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Monitor articles for October 02, 2024

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Her power in Poland came accidentally. She kept it with stamina – and Facebook.
Fueling Israel-Iran escalation: Dangerous parallel universes
How a front-line husband-and-wife reporting team gets the news out in Ukraine
This chef is fighting a culinary battle for Ukrainian identity
The Monitor's ViewCivility’s art of listening
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe divine ‘Us’
Why Georgia’s new election rules have local officials worried
Vance shows polish, Walz hits him on Jan. 6 in notably civil VP debate