The Christian Science Monitor | World · Scour

Despite deal with US, Yemen’s Houthis have lots of fight left

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Forest conservation has an unlikely ally: Faith

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In Congo, a reporter returns to a city transformed by war

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India and Pakistan have fought before. Why this skirmish has the world on edge.

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Israel’s government wants to take over Gaza. The public has increasing doubts.

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As Israel blocks aid, Gaza’s mothers watch their children starve

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Merz wins in vote that reveals the challenges ahead for Germany

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Panama vs. US: Whoever runs the Panama Canal needs to find more water

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More butterflies and birds: Vulnerable species make gains

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This restaurateur never made it past fifth grade. Now she runs a roadside library.

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From Liverpool to Wrexham: US-owned clubs are topping tables in English soccer

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Along India’s Kashmir border with Pakistan, farmers fear new war

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Near war’s front lines, a Congolese village hesitantly rebuilds

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Australians reelect Anthony Albanese as prime minister

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Called to lead Europe, Germany weighs its national guilt. Is it time to move on?

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At Israeli protests for hostage release, Gaza’s children are in spotlight now, too

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As Washington abdicates leadership role, world seeks new way forward

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With ‘Green Islam,’ climate action is a religious duty – and an act of community

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Jordan wants to avoid proxy war. Banning the Muslim Brotherhood just made it harder.

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Rebels took eastern Congo’s largest city. Now they must run it.

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