The Christian Science Monitor | World · Scour

As famine hits Gaza, Jews abroad take a hard look at Israel’s war

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After war’s destruction, Syrian seamstresses bring ancient craft to life

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How a city’s hardship opened eyes to wider problem-solving

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Why Trump hasn’t seemed to sway Putin on Ukraine peace

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Meet the ‘deportation’ social media influencer in Mexico who wishes she had no fans

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Meet the extremist running Israel’s settlement program: Bezalel Smotrich

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Indians love Pakistani TV. Pakistanis love Indian films. Why can’t they watch them?

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Their communities survived stigma and shame. Can they survive without USAID?

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Syria stops banning books. Readers rejoice.

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Israelis stage massive anti-war protest. Is their government listening?

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In Sudan, a traveling musical salon keeps residents connected amid war

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Europe stands with Ukraine after Trump tilts toward Putin at summit

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Moscow sees broader Alaska summit goals than peace in Ukraine

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US-Pakistan relations are the best they’ve been in decades. Pakistanis aren’t thrilled.

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Trump likes to wing it. Putin always plans. How will that work in Alaska?

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In Ukraine, swarms of Russian drones and missiles are transforming combat

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Saying women must end war, Israeli mothers ‘take a stand’ on Gaza border

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Nowhere left to go as Gaza City faces looming Israeli offensive

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Street dogs gave him hope during dark days. Now he’s returning the favor.

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How China is making gains in the race for AI dominance

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