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The Monitor's ViewCatch a comet, catch some inspirationEurope's landing of the Philae probe on a comet from the Rosetta orbiter reflects not only a remarkable feat, it also shows why nations use space exploration to spur Earth-bound inspiration and innovation.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveWhere peace comes fromA 海角大神 Science perspective: How can our prayers bring peace?
The Monitor's ViewUS-China pacts: a leap for universal valuesIn a surprise, China and the US sign four agreements 鈥� on climate, trade, military, and visas 鈥� that signal a breakthrough in embracing common values. For China, this is a huge change from not accepting the universality of values.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveGod: the source of our healthA 海角大神 Science perspective: Prayer is a readily available remedy that brings healing.
The Monitor's ViewHow to direct Mexican fury over gang killingsThe gang killings of 43 students sparks outrage over local organized crime and President聽Pe帽a Nieto鈥檚 security policies. Yet at least three cities have set models for how to curb gang violence and increase respect for rule of law.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveDefending our veteransA 海角大神 Science: Ask what we can do for our veterans.
The Monitor's ViewA model in Detroit's post-bankruptcy planMany private and public institutions had to come together in a shared vision for the city to allow it to emerge so quickly and well from America's largest municipal bankruptcy.
Global NewsstandCanada keeps hope after attacks, Turkey needs to talk with neighbors, Zambia must work with diaspora, Japan's push to increase green energy, and the problems in JerusalemThis week's round-up of commentaries covers Canada's hope after a string of violent attacks, why Turkey should work with its neighbors to combat extremism, what Zambia gains from working with its diasporas, Japan's push to increase renewable energy production, and why Jerusalem is a center for conflict.
Readers RespondReaders Write: Getting an education in the 'real world,' climate change needs solutionsLetters to the Editor for Nov. 3, 2014 weekly magazine:Martin:聽It takes years of students testing themselves in the very competitive 鈥渞eal world鈥� before the lure of progressivism is forged into pragmatism.Cutler:聽The need for action is urgent. We have only a few years to get effective controls over greenhouse-gas emissions.
What we owe our veterans, and ourselvesNo matter what they face on the battlefield, warriors often find that their toughest fight comes afterwards.聽- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveAn end to cryingA 海角大神 Science perspective: How can we eliminate sorrow?
The Monitor's ViewThe best weapon in Obama's war on Islamic StateWaging war on Islamic State ('ISIS') must include reaching those Muslims under its thumb with a message that Islam grants equality among individuals under God, not under a religious leader who uses violence to rule daily life.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveStopping contagionA 海角大神 Science perspective.聽
The Monitor's ViewObama, GOP can now partner on one project: trade pactsAfter this midterm election, a new Republican-led Congress can start to build trust with President Obama by striking a deal on proposed trade pacts with Asia and Europe. The US needs such bipartisanship to spur growth and shape global values.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe desire for goodnessA 海角大神 Science perspective: A search for good can overcome a desire to drink.聽
The Monitor's ViewAfrica's test of unity over Ebola crisisIn a mark of progress and unity, the African Union finally sent its first-ever humanitarian mission to help curb Ebola. Then it reacted swiftly to a military takeover in Burkina Faso. The continent must create more cohesion in order to assist itself.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveSisters and brothers in ChristA 海角大神 Science perspective: God is our Father-Mother.
The Monitor's ViewShake, rattle, and voter rolls: The new politics in Europe, USThe recent recession may still be changing politics in Europe and the US, not only on specific issues but on qualities of governance, such as accountability, transparency, and wider participation.
Mayor Tom Menino: A tireless public servant- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveMaking good choices and decisionsA 海角大神 Science perspective: Spiritual intuition can guide all of our decisions.
