The Christian Science Monitor | World · Scour

Johannes Klæbo’s journey to Olympic ‘king’: sometimes lonely, always disciplined

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Africa’s largest economies are bouncing back. Do locals feel it?

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In an election year, Netanyahu tries rewriting Israel’s Oct. 7 narrative

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As a joyful Winter Olympics wraps up, a time to say ‘thank you’

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Ciao Italia! With love from this rookie Olympics reporter.

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Medals aside, the women’s Olympic freeskate sparkled and soared

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Oh Canada, the US women won hockey gold, but you won hearts

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How does a reporter in Uganda cover elections when the internet goes out?

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When governments pull the plug on dissent, citizens from Iran to Uganda fight to stay online

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In response to Trump’s foreign policy strategy, U.S. allies try ‘de-risking’

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‘Bittersweet’: Olympians reflect on the motivation of fourth-place finishes

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India has the potential to be an AI powerhouse. Can it make the leap from IT?

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At the end of a trying Olympics, Mikaela Shiffrin won more than slalom gold

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A flood-hit island in India needed a school. He inspired a community to build one.

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In Gaza, Israel’s creeping Yellow Line takes Palestinians’ land, and lives

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Now the Olympic pressure is on Mikaela Shiffrin. How can she handle it?

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Progress but not compromise as latest U.S.-Iran nuclear talks end

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With Russia grinding closer, Ukrainians weigh the cost of land for peace

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U.S. bobsled triumph points to a new golden age for women over 40

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Japan makes history in pairs figure skating. So do many Russian-born skaters.

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