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Erika Page

Staff Writer at The Christian Science Monitor

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As immigration rises, can we have a conversation about open borders? - The Christian Science Monitor

Immigration policy failures led John Washington, who reports on the U.S. border, to write “The Case for Open Borders.”
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In this Spanish town, capitalism actually works for the workers

Mondragón, Spain, is the home of an innovative cooperative that uses capitalism to provide a different and more equitable vision of economic success.
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Using scrap metal and imagination, this contractor builds lifelines...

Karim Arfa’s work serves to assure those who have long felt abandoned by their national and local governments that regular people can come up with solutions to entrenched problems.
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Positivity increases worldwide, with young people leading the way

Despite what feels like a constant flow of bad news these days, a majority around the world say they feel well rested and joyful. And young people are the most positive of all.
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Where playgrounds benefit adults, and a bridge between art and scie...

Progress roundup: Galleries marry disciplines to spark creativity, the benefits of greener playgrounds spread to the community, and Oslo, Norway, spreads budget responsibilities.
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Squat lobsters and filtering fungi: Discoveries from the ocean deep...

In our progress roundup, an underwater mountain in the Southern Pacific yields new species and South Africa researchers grow fungi to fight river pollution.
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Belonging and going home: Malaysia embraces diaspora, Brazil reclai...

Progress roundup: Indigenous art goes home to Brazil, rights are granted to children born to Malaysian mothers overseas, and farms help birds migrate.
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Children first: Protecting and nurturing, from Colombia to Finland

Progress roundup: Children’s rights and needs drove national policy in Colombia and Finland. And for coastal areas, new proof of seabeds as carbon sinks.
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As its trust in US ebbs, Europe takes hard look at more defense spe...

As the U.S. becomes an increasingly unreliable ally, the pressure is mounting on Europe to pay for its own defense. But the transition will be slow.
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Five years ago, the world shut down. COVID’s imprint lingers from p...

The World Health Organization declared a global COVID-19 pandemic on March 11, 2020. Our reporters see wide lasting effects.
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The end of free trade? What history has to say about Trump’s tariffs.

An era of free trade ends, as President Donald Trump slaps tariffs on imported goods. What does the varied history of trade policy suggest we should expect?