Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu delivered a forceful speech at the U.N., dismissing criticisms of Israel’s conduct during the war in Gaza. It was a sweeping political address intended for the public back home ahead of an October election #israel#un#gazacsmonitor.com/World/Middle-E…
In the U.S., concerns are mounting about the speed with which AI development is being driven forward by profit margins. Europe is taking a more methodical approach, restricting AI sector growth in favor of ethical safeguards. #ai#tech#europe#eucsmonitor.com/World/Europe/2…
Global debt has hit a record, with wealthier countries leading the way. But one way out is to note the new models for debt management – such as discipline and inclusivity – emerging in Africa. #debt#africa#economycsmonitor.com/Editorials/the…
In late July, tens of thousands of migrants poured into the Spanish coastal city of Ceuta. Amid protests against the illegal crossing, most of the migrants have returned home, but thousands remain. #immigration#migrants#spaincsmonitor.com/World/Europe/2…
As a gubernatorial candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy wants to talk about tax cuts and data centers. But questions about where his party is headed – and how candidates like him may fit into that future – linger over his Ohio campaign. #maga#american#identitycsmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2…
The competition between the U.S. and China around AI is about more than technology. It’s about soft-power influence. The Monitor investigates what messages China's increasingly popular AI models are promoting. #china#ai#chatbotscsmonitor.com/World/Asia-Pac…
Continuing a war of words begun a day earlier before the United Nations General Assembly, Iran’s president snapped back at the United States and Israel by claiming, “We have been victims of terrorism.” #trump#iran#israelcsmonitor.com/World/Middle-E…
A broad spectrum of schools could lose access to federal student loans if their graduates’ earnings don’t exceed what someone without the degree makes. The Trump administration says it will help with higher education affordability #highered#trump#collegecsmonitor.com/USA/Education/…
Despite the wreckage of war, many more Palestinian children have returned to school in the territory, a testament to their innocence, curiosity, and desire to be skilled for a life of progress. #gaza#palestine#war#educationcsmonitor.com/Editorials/the…
Brazil has long focused on the youth vote in its elections, but attention has shifted to voters 70+, who are no longer required by law to vote. They’re a key cohort to mobilize in an election projected to be historically close #brazil#election#votecsmonitor.com/World/Americas…
The fashion designer, Pathé’O, never thought he’d end up creating custom clothing for celebrities. Growing up in a small village in colonial Burkina Faso, he didn’t dare to dream he’d have his own shop. #fashion#africacsmonitor.com/World/2026/091…
Much of the world’s biodiversity is at risk, yet natural ecosystems are foundational to every national economy. A new report highlights how policies can make a difference. #nature#environment#economycsmonitor.com/Environment/20…
A vehicle stop by Immigration and Customs Enforcement has led to another immigrant’s shooting. Two other such encounters resulted in fatal shootings in July, spurring calls for a review of ICE tactics. #ice#immigration#immigrantscsmonitor.com/USA/2026/0922/…
President Trump says the U.S. armed forces want to store ammunition and drones at his proposed 250-foot arch in Washington, but analysts say there's no military need for the structure. #trump#arch#militarycsmonitor.com/USA/Military/2…
President Trump has once again used aggressive rhetoric against Iran, telling delegates at the United Nations he could “annihilate the Islamic Republic.” But he also suggested the conflict could be heading to a resolution. #un#iran#trumpcsmonitor.com/World/2026/092…