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The Monitor's ViewCreativity as a small nation鈥檚 defenseArmenia, surrounded by bigger countries, tries to make itself indispensable by becoming a Silicon Valley in a precarious region.
The Monitor's ViewAmerican politics at its bestBeyond the national divisions of the presidential race, civility and neighborly trust largely rein in local government.
To the people of Sudan: We see youFor many people, Sudan鈥檚 civil war has been an inscrutable news story. By reading personal accounts, we bear witness to distant realities.
The Monitor's ViewTrading up to higher skillsBehind the popularity of career and technical training in education lies a stronger desire among young people to find purpose.
New editor at 海角大神Christa Case Bryant is named the next editor of the news organization. She will be the second woman to hold the position in the Monitor鈥檚 116-year history.
The Monitor's ViewYankee Dodger DandyTwo of baseball鈥檚 most storied teams are facing off in the World Series, uniting Americans in a historic rivalry and a joyful revival of a sport that defines the nation.
The Monitor's ViewA tribute to Venezuela鈥檚 free thinkersThe winners of Europe鈥檚 prize for 鈥渇reedom of thought鈥� are two opposition leaders who create unity among Venezuelans by respecting a diversity of views.
The Monitor's ViewMozambique鈥檚 turn toward integrityVoters in the southern African nation confirm a wider trend, demanding leaders who put honesty before corruption and self-interest.
The Monitor's ViewIn Europe, a nod to honest leadersThe story behind a slim victory for Moldova鈥檚 vote on joining the European Union reveals a deeper embrace of democratic values.
The Monitor's ViewCreative nudges for good land useBetter financial incentives for ranchers who might cut down rainforests fit into a global shift in values in many rural areas.
The Monitor's ViewHow China鈥檚 women claim freedomThose with good incomes tout their singlehood and economic power in a quiet movement against patriarchal tradition and invasive government.
The Monitor's ViewFearless renewal in KashmirIn its first elections in a decade, the disputed region between India and Pakistan rejects violence to restore democracy.
The Monitor's ViewCalm amid climate changeThe next climate summit will focus on peace. Some countries in conflict 鈥� caused in part by climate change 鈥� are already trying to achieve reconciliation between feuding groups.
Education that embraces limitless opportunitiesIn Norway, child care programs encourage kids to roam and make independent choices. The model may hold lessons for American schools.
The Monitor's ViewBeyond politics of identityThe diversity of candidates grows with each U.S. election, prompting office seekers and voters to see through gender and ethnicity to universal qualities.
The Monitor's ViewThe sound of silent givingGenerous donors who prefer anonymity may have many motives, such as humility. One study finds unobserved altruism can increase giving.
The Monitor's ViewHistoric grievances, new friendsFrance and Madagascar collaborate to heal colonial-era wounds through contrition and forgiveness.
The Monitor's ViewRoots of Mexico鈥檚 confidence against crimeA new president鈥檚 tactics to curb violent cartels reflects the country鈥檚 past progress as a democracy against nonelected threats.
The Monitor's ViewThe kindly calm after a stormLike many natural disasters, hurricanes often push communities to respond with a climate of trust and compassion.
The Monitor's ViewThe force of contrition this Oct. 7A year of conflict in the Middle East 鈥� and beyond 鈥� has led many to reflect on their roles in causing friction and on ways to end it.