The Christian Science Monitor Weekly - February 18, 2019

In this issue

From prison to prime minister Nikol Pashinyan led a peaceful revolution that may turn Armenia into a democratic model. Now, can he govern? BY FELIX FRANZ.

HEART OF THE NEWS: WHEN THE ECONOMY’S BAD AND YOUR LEADER’S AN AUTOCRAT, DO YOU GO? Turkey’s so-called brain drain is accelerating, jumping 63.5 percent from 2016 to 2017 alone according to government statistics, and taking with it an educated and financial elite tired of grappling with chronic uncertainty. BY SCOTT PETERSON.

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