Recently added articles from The Christian Science Monitor:
In the Iraq war, Christians pushed to the brink.(World)
Nov 15, 2009; ... Byline: Alice Fordham / Contributor Arbil, Iraq -- At the height of Iraq's sectarian war, Hana Hormoz's Baghdad neighborhood of Dora became a Sunni Muslim stronghold hostile to him and his fellow Christians. Women were forced to wear hijab; priests were kidnapped for ransom ....
Seven tests for the 9/11 trial.(World Trade Center attacks)(Editorial)
Nov 13, 2009 ... Byline: the Monitor's Editorial Board America's long campaign to defeat Al Qaeda took a largely untested turn on Friday with a decision by US Attorney General Eric Holder to put the key 9/11 suspects on trial in a civilian court - just blocks from where the World Trade Center ...
Letters to the editor.(Letter to the editor)
Nov 13, 2009 ... Tough job for point man Regarding Robert Marquand's Oct. 25 article, "US point man on global justice": Unhappily, the United States is busy on other fronts seeking to prevent the enforcement of international law. The new war crimes ambassador Stephen Rapp has his work cut out ...
'Pirate Radio' - movie review.(Arts & Culture)(Movie review)(Brief article)
Nov 13, 2009; ... I wasn't a big fan of Richard Curtis's sappy-silly "Love, Actually," but the writer-director's new fact-based film, "Pirate Radio" has moments of gleeful anarchism drawing on many hallowed sources of English comedy, including "The Goon Show," the "Carry On" movies, and Ealing Studio ...
'The Wedding Song' - movie review.(Arts & Culture)(Movie review)
Nov 13, 2009; ... Byline: Peter Rainer Film critic of The Christian Science Monitor So many Holocaust-themed movies have been made that a new variant on the genre might seem inconceivable. "The Wedding Song," about two 16-year-old girlfriends living in Nazi-occupied Tunis in 1942, one a devout ...