All Editorials
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveSupporting hope in a nation鈥檚 struggle for progressIn Sudan, one step forward often seems to come with two steps back. But there鈥檚 a powerful basis on which to hope for meaningful progress: The supremacy and activity of divine good cannot stay hidden indefinitely, but inevitably make themselves known and felt.
The Monitor's ViewDefining poverty to end itThe latest progress report on poverty uses聽multiple measures. Yet it also points to the need for better definitions of well-being.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectivePlaying our part in reducing toxic politicsAcross the globe, rage too often goes hand in hand with staying informed and engaged. But there鈥檚 a spiritual perspective that enables us to think and act in a way that counters the spread of division, hatred, and fear.
The Monitor's ViewThe harmony that belies Japan and South Korea strifeAs relations sour between the two American allies, it may be ever-closer ties between the two peoples that prevent further rupture.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveMental health that鈥檚 permanent and secureMany are yearning for lasting relief from depression, anxiety, and stress. Here鈥檚 a story of hope, written by a woman who found complete and permanent freedom from mental darkness and self-destructive behaviors as she learned about God as divine Mind.
The Monitor's ViewWhat keeps us from expelling fellow citizensWhen a president suggests political opponents should leave the country, he must contend with those who know what binds a democracy.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveDefending journalistic freedomAs the Global Conference for Media Freedom that took place this week in London makes plain, being a journalist can too often be a dangerous vocation. The good work of revealing what鈥檚 true and exposing evil deserves our prayers to help give strength to those standing for truth.
The Monitor's ViewWhy Amazon 鈥榰pskills鈥� its workersCompanies may have more faith in retraining current workers by recognizing the talents they already have.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveEnough love for allWhether in school, at work, or in communities at large, exclusion of others can be all too common. But there is an alternative and even healing standpoint to the mistaken concept that love is a limited commodity.
The Monitor's ViewTo frame the good or shame the corrupt? Africa鈥檚 choice.More Africans feel hopeful they can make a difference in fighting corruption. One reason may be the few countries raising moral norms.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveSafety in following God鈥檚 guidanceWhen we don鈥檛 know what to do 鈥� and even when we think we do 鈥� pausing to listen for inspiration from God, and then obeying it, can get us back on track. One man learned this firsthand when he and his hiking partner became separated in the Sierra Nevada some years ago.
The Monitor's ViewQuiet mediators in noisy placesFrom Sudan to Venezuela, honest brokers are bringing a special skill set to ending conflicts. Not all succeed. Yet their quiet force of moral persuasion can be effective.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe rule of a higher law in Hong KongThere鈥檚 no easy solution to the troubles in Hong Kong and elsewhere in the world. But here鈥檚 a spiritual take on the idea of government and the potential it holds for humanity, inspired by a prayer one woman first learned while living in Hong Kong.
The Monitor's ViewSoft path to a hard peace in AfghanistanThe first talks between Afghan officials and the Taliban may have achieved some progress because of a mood of empathy that was created by the sharing of personal sorrows during 18 years of war.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectivePrayer that renews and refreshesSometimes even a break from day-to-day obligations isn鈥檛 enough to leave us feeling truly reinvigorated. But wherever we may be, taking the time to pray and listen for inspiration from God can bring rest, refreshment, and even healing.
The Monitor's ViewHumility wins in a Greek electionA new prime minister runs against Europe鈥檚 nationalist tide by reminding Greeks they are better off uniting and finding a stronger role in the EU.
Meet Captain QuarkWe're introducing explanatory cartoon strips to the weekly magazine.聽The idea is to use visual storytelling to unravel a complex topic.
The Monitor's View50 years on, why the moon landing still inspiresThe globally televised achievement was a transcendent moment that reflected an unmet need to know and understand creation.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveClaim freedom!鈥淣o need to feel forever trapped,鈥� assures this poem, which highlights everyone鈥檚 God-given right to progress, safety, and strength.聽
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFinding true independenceWith Independence Day in the United States just around the corner, here are two healings that shed light on what it means to truly be free 鈥� and our God-given ability to experience that.
