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Monitor articles for October 10, 2018

• Why Apollo missions still inspire
• What are you watching? Readers recommend 'Solaris,' 'Chesapeake Shores'
• Disinterred and flown home: the remains of lost US soldiers increasingly identified
• Russia quietly expands influence in Balkans, exacerbating sectarian tension
• Rohingya teen looks beyond refugee camp to college and a career
• 'If You Ask Me' is a delightful compendium of the thoughts of Eleanor Roosevelt
• There are birds, and then there’s Noodle
• Top Picks: 'Both Sides Now,' 'To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before'
• Activist known for #BringBackOurGirls runs for Nigerian presidency
• As relations warm, South Korea considers lifting North Korea sanctions
• Even as it grows, Seattle aims to go carbon neutral
• Iran: As economy stumbles, tension grows between rich and poor
• October 10, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• After hitting 'rock bottom' over Kavanaugh, can Senate find a way forward?
• Independence’s import wanes in Quebec, but identity still entangles politics
• A walk down ‘Harmony Lane’
• Khashoggi: a Saudi dissident's disappearance and the 'Arab Winter'
• Conflict exhaustion or democracy renaissance? The age of in-your-face activism