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The Christian Science Monitor
Every story ForecastGeo has ingested from The Christian Science Monitor — 30 articles, most often placed in the United States. Everything below is counted from those rows; no model wrote any of it.
30
articles ingested
35
countries written about
4/30
articles whose body we can read
averaging 1127 words
10
stories shared with other outlets
3/9
compared reports that credit a source
4 attributions found
13
shared claims left out
counted against outlets covering the same story
1/10
images that don't show their story
Where The Christian Science Monitor looks
The 12 most-covered of 35 countries.
| Country | Articles |
|---|---|
| the United States | 23 |
| Iran | 19 |
| Russia | 18 |
| Ukraine | 15 |
| Israel | 12 |
| China | 11 |
| Germany | 10 |
| Saudi Arabia | 9 |
| South Korea | 6 |
| Turkey | 5 |
| the United Kingdom | 4 |
| Egypt | 4 |
Article bodies
ForecastGeo fetches each article page once to read its text, and honours robots.txt. What that returns for this outlet:
| Outcome | Articles |
|---|---|
| page carried no article prose | 26 |
| body fetched and readable | 4 |
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Each links to a side-by-side comparison of how every outlet reported it.
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- Why promised US breakthroughs in the Middle East failed to materialize
Latest from The Christian Science Monitor
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Kremlin dominance in Russia’s first wartime parliamentary election all but assured
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Denmark’s leaders express cautious optimism on Trump’s Greenland deal
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Why Houthi offensive in Yemen has implications for Mideast and global trade
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As Russia votes, the Kremlin offers the public few options – or incentives
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One nation reaches for Europe. The other, for Russia. Both use the same tactics.
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Mosquito sightings put Iceland on alert against buggy invaders
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In Ceuta, Spain debates: Educate migrant kids or send them home?
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Why so many Brazilians distrust their supreme court
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Why Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen are heading toward war
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After landslide far-right victory, Germany asks: What just happened?
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In Somaliland, a book fair is writing a nation into existence
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Fresh strikes by US and Iran risk further destabilizing the global economy
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Hungary faces EU deadline to show it can root out corruption and transform
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‘I’m so grateful.’ Diners relish high-end food on Pay What You Can day.
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As US applies ‘D-Day’ economic pressures on Iran, the battle shifts to Iraq
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What does a self-reliant South Korea look like? Some push for a nuclear option.
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More than a treat: Mexican chocolate culture has ancient roots
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In cocoa’s heartland, African farmers seek new opportunities
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Why promised US breakthroughs in the Middle East failed to materialize
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Signs mount that Russians are losing patience with Kremlin’s war with Ukraine