All Editorials
The Monitor's View鈥楶ray for Boris鈥� and other signs of spiritual revivalThe global prayers for the British leader are an example of the health crisis forcing a new interest in how spiritual ideas bring healing.
The Monitor's ViewA crisis forcing humility from the bottom upElected leaders are under pressure to mirror the unity of their societies and cooperate to end the coronavirus crisis.
The Monitor's ViewIn worship, still touching hearts if not each otherFor Jews, Muslims, and 海角大神s, a temporary absence of in-person services can lead to fresh approaches to reaching others.
The Monitor's ViewCare for the social ills of isolationLockdowns are leading to upticks in problem behaviors, such as domestic abuse. Compassion more than money is needed.
The Monitor's ViewReversing power grabs during a pandemicHungary鈥檚 leader gets a lesson on why electoral legitimacy is needed to deal with the coronavirus.
The Monitor's ViewA crisis that draws the best from investorsCompanies known for their ethical policies are faring better in a virus-stricken stock market. The crisis is rewarding good behavior.
The Monitor's ViewPondering a Walden experience?A careful outdoor escape from self-isolation can bring sublime relief from fear of a disease.
The Monitor's ViewSelf-isolation opens a door to national serviceStaying home, or venturing out to volunteer, sets a high mark for mass sacrifice. A federal panel suggests new ways to expand such civic engagement.
The Monitor's ViewMercy for the lonely in a pandemicWith self-isolation now the rule in Britain, an army of volunteers brings help and companionship to the loneliest.
The Monitor's ViewTrading handguns for hand wipesSeveral armed groups have heeded a U.N. call for cease-fires to deal with the COVID-19 crisis. The move reflects an emerging 鈥渃onscience鈥� to see 鈥渢he folly of war.鈥�
The Monitor's ViewFrom Wuhan to Manhattan, a great sifting of what鈥檚 enduringAs China emerges from coronavirus lockdown, it can reveal if more lasting norms have been embraced.
The Monitor's ViewEurope rises from its sickbedDespite woes like the coronavirus and Brexit, the European Union looks to expand its values and influence in the Balkans.
The Monitor's ViewSelf-isolation as a gift, not a grindStaying home is not only a sanctuary from a virus but also a still place to reorder life鈥檚 priorities.
The Monitor's ViewElectric-car sales will zoom over latest bumpsThe current low pump prices and the slowing economy can鈥檛 deter the rising advantages for EVs.
The Monitor's ViewThe unhailed progress for women in politicsThe Democratic presidential race still holds hope for women. So do the numbers of lawmakers and governors.
The Monitor's ViewAmid coronavirus, Iraq aims for a higher politicsA prime minister-designate tries to form a government that lives up to young people鈥檚 democratic ideals 鈥� and protects Iraqis from the virus outbreak.
The Monitor's ViewA pandemic's generous respondersCharitable giving has spiked as fast as the virus, filling in the gaps of government response to the crisis.
The Monitor's ViewTending to those most vulnerable and aloneSeniors isolated in a house or care facility during this crisis need new expressions of contact and care.
The Monitor's ViewTo end a pandemic, the world becomes a classroomThe learning curve has been steep for nations in adopting qualities of leadership that can stop the coronavirus.
The Monitor's ViewThe way to shed imperial instinctsThe Dutch king鈥檚 apology for violence used in a former colony, Indonesia, stands in contrast to actions by a few other former empires.
