The Christian Science Monitor | World · Scour

Nigeria had no shelter for returned male migrants. So, he built one.

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To keep Trump out of Greenland, Europe asks itself: ‘How far can we really go?’

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Their glaciers shrinking, Central Asian nations find a way to share water wealth

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Ukrainians want justice for Russian abuses. But they sense an era of impunity.

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Their power grid under attack, Ukrainians struggle with a long, cold winter

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In Iran, witness accounts of atrocities counter regime claims of calm

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Musk reins in Grok from making provocative images. Is it a victory for Europe?

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New Gaza governing committee meets, a step forward for fragile ceasefire

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In Iran, Shah’s 1979 fall echoes in today’s protests

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Gulf powers fall out over Yemen. At stake is cooperation over Gaza and Syria.

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Does the US need to own Greenland to be secure? History suggests not.

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Cuba has wielded global soft power for decades. Why that matters now.

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On election day, Ugandan youth weigh stability versus possibility

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How the race for rare earths could shape Myanmar’s civil war

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Letter from Moscow: For travelers in Russia, road to Europe is longer than ever

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Jihadis took over their towns. Many distrust Mali’s rulers just as much.

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Central American politicians offer fewer freedoms to win more votes

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Seeing an ‘existential’ struggle, Iran cracks down hard on protests

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Nicaragua vows to free detainees amid US pressure

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Iranian protests intensify amid blackout and crackdown

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