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Monitor articles for October 19, 2017

• Spain poised to use constitutional powers to bring Catalonia back under control
• Freed from ISIS takeover Filipinos return to reclaim their city
• EU leaders to reaffirm support for Iran nuclear deal even as US reconsiders
• 'Red Famine' chronicles the ruin wrought upon Ukraine by Joseph Stalin
• Meanwhile... in Bhutan, the government is opening the door wider to foreign tourism
• Kneeling and shady dealing in sports
• Q&A: Educator Linda Nathan takes on systemic racism on campus
• Amazon’s 50,000 new jobs? Why some cities don’t play tax-break game.
• In Turkish move into Syria, a sign of how Russia is shaping the country
• Xi proclaims party 'leader of all' in renewed vision for China and beyond
• #MeToo and the potential for healing
• How Steve Bannon’s ‘war’ on GOP establishment could help Trump now
• Moscow gets a much needed facelift. But is it worth the cost?
• Trump's plan to end health care subsidy could yield unintended consequence
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, October 19, 2017
• Where conflict once reigned in Colombia, coffee beans now grow