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Global NewsstandUS withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council puts funding in doubt, Glimmers of hope for refugees, UN鈥檚 resolution on Palestinians was mostly a win, European left walks an immigration tightrope, Mohamed Salah is changing perceptions about MuslimsA roundup of global commentary for the July 2, 2018 weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Aiding inventors, story without political motivations, austerity for teachers, thoughtful journalismLetters to the editor for the July 2, 2018 weekly magazine.
The Monitor's ViewEU鈥檚 migrant plan is about more than migrantsThe plan aims to relocate migrants in ways that both help them and relieve pressure from Europe鈥檚 anti-migrant parties. It will also assist the EU in rediscovering its reasons for unity.
The Monitor鈥檚 collaboration with the Energy FoundationThe Energy Foundation has given a grant to support the Monitor鈥檚 distinctive approach to climate change coverage.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveProtest and progressToday鈥檚 contributor explores a revolutionary approach to protest that brings genuine, lasting progress.
The Monitor's ViewHow to use Justice Kennedy鈥檚 legacy in picking his replacementThe nation鈥檚 intense battles over Supreme Court nominees could use a few lessons from the retiring justice鈥檚 main theme: dignity.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe real scale of happinessToday鈥檚 contributor found that seeking a more spiritual sense of her identity freed her from an unhealthy focus on her diet and weight.
- A 海角大神 Science Perspective鈥楾o one person, you may be the world鈥�Today鈥檚 column explores the value of selflessness that鈥檚 not simply about doing good deeds but about letting God鈥檚 love impel our actions.
The Monitor's ViewShifting views of seniors: less burden, more assetThe average age of Americans may be rising and creating financial worries for younger workers, but also rising are expectations of what the senior years can really mean.
The Monitor's ViewExtending compassion beyond migrant kidsThe outcry over family separation at the border has sparked a rise in help for the migrant children. Now that concern can be broadened to include other children in the US also taken from parents in legal difficulty.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveHelping those who feel cut off from loveToday鈥檚 article includes an account of how one woman鈥檚 prayers inspired her to know how to help a child who felt his life was no longer worth living.
Nigeria鈥檚 schoolgirl rebellionIn the borderlands of Nigeria, school attendance for girls is as much an act of war against Boko Haram as picking up a gun.
The Monitor's ViewIs love a winning message for Ethiopia?A new prime minister, even in the face of a brutal attack, preaches 鈥榣ove wins鈥� to a country in need of a new political narrative.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveA commitment to universal dignityWe can all play a role in upholding a sense of worth and value that鈥檚 inherent in each and every one of God鈥檚 children.
Readers RespondReaders write: Young reporters cover March for Our LivesLetters to the editor for the June 25, 2018 weekly magazine.
The Monitor's ViewA nonviolent movement challenges Pakistan鈥檚 militarySince January, peaceful protests against military abuses of civilian minorities have emboldened others to challenge the Army鈥檚 grip on democracy.
Global NewsstandHow Trump would have viewed an Obama-Kim summit, Trump-Kim summit sparks hope of a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula, Trump鈥檚 G7 affront to common values, Australia to combat Russian election interference, Beauty pageants are rapidly losing their appealA roundup of global commentary for the June 25, 2018 weekly magazine.
The Monitor's ViewWhy nations are not alone in fighting graftDespite its faltering steps against corruption, Romania shows how foreign support and pressure can bring progress toward clean governance.
Global voices on progress: a special project of the Monitor DailyThis summer, the Monitor is collaborating with more than 50 newspapers worldwide to promote solutions journalism 鈥� and a more hopeful view of the world.聽- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveRelabeling ourselvesToday鈥檚 column considers how a different, more spiritual way of identifying ourselves and others can have a healing impact.
