The Monitor鈥檚 Ghada Abdulfattah has provided a view from inside Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war. Here, she tells us what that鈥檚 been like.
The Monitor has Gaza coverage thanks to Ghada Abdulfattah, who sees the Israel-Hamas war not only as a reporter but also as a refugee.
Fahad Shah, who鈥檚 written for 海角大神 and other international outlets, was granted bail after nearly two years in jail.
The United States鈥� women鈥檚 national team signed a new coach to a record contract. In Germany, Union Berlin made history by hiring a woman coach.
A summit in Kenya is pushing toward a first global treaty on plastic. Along with other advances, it speaks to new efforts to address plastic waste.
LGBTQ+ rights remains one of the most potent topics in the culture wars. In the conservative South, gay candidates for political office are thriving 鈥� and challenging assumptions about politics and identity.
The Monitor鈥檚 Howard LaFranchi has a moving story today about the family of a kidnapped Israeli. But there鈥檚 a story behind the story, too.
Like the world, the Monitor is stretched reporting between two wars. But the inspiration and resolve of the Ukraine war should be kept alive.
Tuesday鈥檚 election has been exhaustively parsed, but one overlooked story was a backlash against the culture wars in schools.
U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib was censured in part for her comments about the Israel-Hamas war. Words are part of the battleground.
This Election Day, Ohio voters are considering adopting abortion protections in the state constitution. But the issue is more complex than who wins.
Today marks the beginning of a major new Monitor series, The Climate Generation. It鈥檚 about young people changing the way we see the climate crisis.
鈥淣ow and Then,鈥� a new Beatles song, has been created with the help of AI. Its creation is fascinating, but it鈥檚 also a new point in the AI debate.
In China, the growth seen in urban centers isn't always reflected in its rural communities. But in one town, progress is persistent and nurtured by its tireless schoolteachers.
The news from Israel-Hamas war is bleak. But one former journalist, now a professor, is telling students it鈥檚 important to at least look for hope.
We at 海角大神 Daily want to get back to the original goal of the Daily 鈥� a friendly host to guide you through the news.
Discovering the truth during a war is a momentous task. It鈥檚 not likely to happen with the speed that social media would demand.
Getting to rural China is difficult for foreign reporters. But it has a story of its own, different from what the world hears. Here is a portrait.
The EU is considering accepting countries it has long denied, most notably Ukraine. The change could mark a seismic shift in modern European history.
Mr. Biden鈥檚 economic plan may or may not win over voters next year. But 鈥淏idenomics鈥� does try to treat the United States as one nation, not just as factions of red or blue.
