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OPINION - Why aren’t we putting more art in skyscrapers?

Summer in London is electric. Sculpture trails pop up across the Square Mile, design festivals throw open their doors and creativity spills into the streets. But this isn’t always the case.

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Mayday, mayday! How will Nigeria and Nigerians survive now Kemi Badenoch has cut us adrift?

The Tory leader has declared she no longer identifies as Nigerian. There are no winners in divorce, but maybe, somehow, we can all be happy, says writer Nels Abbey

The Guardian - UK

Are heterosexuals OK?

It is the question du jour – and a lot of people are teasingly interrogating it, writes Emma Beddington

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Ten lessons the Aztecs can teach us today

You don’t need to solve your soul before setting your house in order. In fact, the outer path might just be the way to reach your inner peace

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Parents, don’t panic – healthy screen time for children is possible, if you follow these few simple tips

Yes, the huge firms pushing unsuitable content must be regulated. But until they are, adults can model the positive use of tech, says digital humanities academic Dr Kaitlyn Regehr

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What’s missing from your child’s textbook? A deep dive into NCERT’s revisions in Modi years

Year after year, whole sections, topics, and names are altered if not altogether taken out of the school textbooks that belong to the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). This has occurred so steadily over the last few years that news about history being erased from the school…

Newslaundry

Should India host the Olympics? An authoritative guide to why this is a bad idea

On July 1, inside a glass tower in Lausanne, India made its pitch to the world.

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The real danger in this permacrisis is not the political drama: it’s the risk that nothing changes

It is said the centre cannot hold, but what if it does? That’s a frightening recipe for more stasis and more rage, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Footballer, journalist, fashionista: whatever French Muslims do, we’re treated as the enemy within

Ministers have accused us of ‘infiltration’ and posing ‘a threat to national cohesion’. They’re old racist tropes given a dangerous new life, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

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Explained: Why India’s inequality is underestimated

India’s consumption gap appears to shrink, but income inequality is rising fast, as per analysis of India’s consumption data by the World Bank.

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Sydney’s huge Gaza protest shows there’s now no stopping the tide of public opinion

The Harbour Bridge march felt different. The whole city turned up, not just students and activists but grandmothers and parents with prams. I felt like I was in the majority

The Guardian - AU

Ministers must summon the courage to right an ‘obvious injustice’

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Judges who passed indefinite sentences join The Independent’s campaign to re-sentence those prisoners who have been unfairly trapped by the long-abolished IPP law

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The Guardian view on car finance scandal redress: mis-sold loans demand action, not excuses or spin

Editorial: Millions were overcharged on car loans they didn’t fully understand. The courts said this was unfair. It’s time for regulators and ministers to deliver redress

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The Guardian view on an EU army: leadership and unity remain elusive

Editorial: Calls for a European fighting force grow louder, but decades-old divisions, political hesitancy and reliance on the US persist

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Using Generative AI for therapy might feel like a lifeline – but there’s danger in seeking certainty in a chatbot

When professional services are overstretched, ‘always-on’ tools like ChatGPT can look attractive. But users must be wary of the many risks involved

The Guardian - US

The problem is far bigger than Jeffrey Epstein

Treating the scandal as an aberration misunderstands the global epidemic of violence against women

The Guardian - UK

The best way to age? Forget the longevity bros – and be more Mariah Carey

The singer has a reputation for cancelling anything she takes against, from stairs to overhead lighting. When it comes to our increasingly toxic obsession with wellness, she’s absolutely right, writes Emma Beddington

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I saw many atrocities as a senior aid official in Gaza. Now Israeli authorities are trying to silence us

Devastated hospitals, mass graves, bodies eaten by dogs in the street. After speaking out, I discovered my visa will not be renewed, says Jonathan Whittall of UN OCHA

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Parents and columnists don’t get everything right – here’s what I’ve learned from three years as both

I’ve reconsidered tummy time and baby-led weaning, but I will always passionately hate Bill Thompson from Postman Pat, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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The US attacks on Iran have backfired horribly – but a path to peace is still possible

Executions by a vengeful regime in Tehran are soaring. The west must pursue a different strategy, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Nostalgia is eating us alive. Instead of building a new world, we’re regurgitating a past that never existed

We want to go back to a time when we could drive our big cars and tease our hair – without thinking about the ozone or whatever

The Independent UK

Donald Trump may finally have the measure of Putin

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: With the symbolic deployment of nuclear submarines near Russia, the US president has indicated he now understands that Moscow must not be appeased

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Kim Kardashian is ready to squeeze your face

Her brand Skims has released, essentially, a piece of Velcro to wrap around your head for ‘targeted compression’, whatever that means

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The simple way Democrats should talk about Trump and Epstein

The scandal has haunted the president in part because of a truth voters already feel: Republicans protect elites

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The US is complicit in genocide. Let’s stop pretending otherwise

The US government, enabled by the media, is an active participant in Israel’s atrocities in Gaza

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