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Who is 鈥榰s鈥�?By some important measures, the boundaries around whom we accept as part of 鈥渦s鈥� are particularly rigid at the moment.聽
Global NewsstandHow Trump's Syria strike could affect North Korea, Egypt attacks must not divide 海角大神s and Muslims, Improving protection of older people's rights, Investing in STEM education can aid development, Are citizens of a democracy obligated to vote?A roundup of global commentary for the April 24, 2017, weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Power of science, regional change, enjoying and learningLetters to the editor for the April 24, 2017 weekly magazine.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveChanging courseA 海角大神 Science perspective: Hope to help heal the destruction and corruption of today can be gained through an inspired change of direction.
The Monitor's ViewHow to make natural calamities 鈥榙ull鈥�Natural disasters like the current drought in Somalia need not evoke a frantic global reaction. By pooling their risks in regionwide insurance schemes, more countries are better prepared to quickly respond to disaster.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveStanding on 鈥榟oly ground鈥� this Earth DayA 海角大神 Science perspective: On shedding materialistic views to bring healing to the environment.
The Monitor's ViewWhy North Korea may be a threat to itselfA survey of refugees reveals a large underground economy in North Korea that runs on US dollars 鈥� and rising corruption. Perhaps the US needs patience as the regime rots from within.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFinding spirituality right where you areA 海角大神 Science perspective: A discovery of spirituality that cures, guides, and transforms.
The Monitor's ViewA borderless world in curbing corruptionMore countries now allow outside influence in battling corruption. Latest example: Ukraine agrees to set up an anti-corruption court as a condition of aid. A bill in the US Senate would greatly expand this global drive against graft.
The Monitor's ViewTurkey鈥檚 potential shift on mosque and stateA referendum result will likely give strong powers to a president who founded the governing Islamist party. As long as its democracy is preserved, Turkey may find a new balance between Islam and secular rule.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveGod鈥檚 help is nearA 海角大神 Science perspective: Stranded on a remote road, the author turns to God.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFamine and prayer-inspired activismA 海角大神 Science perspective: Finding humanitarian and spiritual relief now.
Climate change, and common-sense politicsPeople who had almost no interest in global warming became involuntary pioneers of a green revolution, moved not by soaring rhetoric, but by common sense.
The Monitor's ViewWhen artists are on the frontlines 鈥� of peaceFrom South Korea to Colombia, many performers and other artists play a unique role in creating a receptivity toward peace and in healing the trauma of conflict. Their works can open a dialogue for trust, even amid war.
Global NewsstandCanada as international peacekeeper, US unilateral approach to North Korea may be a 'viable new alternative,' 'Righteous outrage' doesn't produce social change, To tackle terrorism, Saudi Arabia and Iran must resolve rivalryA roundup of global commentary for the April 17, 2017, weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Trump and journalism, terms for landLetters to the editor for the April 17, 2017 weekly magazine.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveForgiveness and individual resurrectionA 海角大神 Science perspective: Learning from Jesus鈥� example.
The Monitor's ViewNext up in curbing corruption: South AfricaLarge protests against corruption could help force President Zuma to resign. South Africa, like many large emerging economies, faces a rising demand for honesty and accountability.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFamine and prayer-inspired activismA 海角大神 Science perspective: Finding humanitarian and spiritual relief now.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveBe filledA 海角大神 Science perspective: God鈥檚 thoughts lift us up.聽
