The Christian Science Monitor | World · Scour

Women’s sports are winning big in England, on and off the field

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Venezuelans wanted change, but post-US strike they worry it’s ‘more of the same’

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How far can Trump push ‘might makes right’?

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Rural homelessness is on the rise. Volunteers are rallying to meet the moment.

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Dissent at home, threats from abroad. Iran faces ‘war on two fronts.’

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As Trump turns back to Greenland, Europe asks: Can we stop this?

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In South Sudan, young musicians refuse to let war divide them

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Brigitte Macron won her defamation case in France. Can she repeat in the US?

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In Senegal, our writer finds a nation powered by hustle

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Russia sees opportunity in thawing Arctic. But it’s looking for partners, too.

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Trump says US will now ‘run’ Venezuela, serving a warning to other world leaders

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In Israel and Iran, officials talk of war. How does that suit their interests?

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In 2025, China proved its innovation prowess. But are some workers getting left behind?

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Trump says Ukraine-Russia peace ‘closer than ever’ after talks with Zelenskyy

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Across the Middle East, a focus on home, healing, and restored hope

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Ukrainian take on corruption scandal: There’s a problem. The system worked.

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Near Ukraine’s front line, aquarium offers refuge for kids and soldiers alike

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Their husbands left for Europe. These Senegalese women are picking up the pieces.

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English voters scatter from the center, strengthening extremes

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Russia strikes Ukrainian port as peace negotiations continue in US

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