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Threatened by populist superpowers, Europe too needs a dose of patriotism

In this unsettling world order, polite, middle-size democracies are easy prey for bullies. It is time to reassert European power, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

The Guardian - UK

The fight Peter Dutton and others like him want to have about diversity is a distraction

I’m far more interested in how politicians of all stripes will address fundamental inequality than spurious debates on DEI

The Guardian - AU

Trump’s tariffs may be isolating and weakening America more than he realises

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the financial markets react to Trump’s trade policy, the impact is becoming increasingly clear – America should be prepared for the very worst

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The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s power grab: a coup veiled by chaos

Editorial: The US president is testing the limits of executive authority, sidelining Congress and enriching allies while destabilising the global economy

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on English Heritage: don’t take glorious days out for granted

Editorial: Cuts could jeopardise the quality of the experience at the charity’s castles and ruins

The Guardian - UK

Trump is willing to wreck the world economy. The global fightback must start now

Britain is less vulnerable to US tariffs than other nations, but shares a historic responsibility. A recession would mean dark days for everyone, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Trump has brought much-needed attention to a site of great tragedy: the Gulf of Mexico

Environmental disasters have plagued the water body for decades. Now the region is thrust in the global spotlight

The Guardian - US

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OPINION - Grammys 2025: Bianca Censori's naked dress was truly outrageous — but not for the reasons you think

Where's the line between power cleavage and boobs as a billboard?

Evening Standard

The ‘Bihar bias’ in Budget 2025 is unlikely to impress the state’s regional parties

The union budget presented last week was not expected to steer clear of the allure of electoral politics, even if the next big state polls are as far away as autumn. And so, with Bihar set to vote in November, a slew of budgetary announcements were made for the state.

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Bridget Jones is a welcome reminder of a much more comfortable era

She worried about her drinking, smoking and weight – but there was never any doubt she would have a job and be able to pay her rent. It’s a very different world for gen Z, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Why are gen Zs deserting garden centres? Maybe they’re more into planting than shopping

They can be joyful and important social spaces, but a new generation of customers runs a mile from the shelves of plastic and chemicals, says food grower and writer Claire Ratinon

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Britain is now Europe's work-from-home capital, but Labour seem to think that's a good thing

Job done, then, Ange? There is one respect in which deputy PM Angela Rayner’s business agenda has proved a resounding success. What’s that? you may ask, given the gloom evident in the business community ever since the Chancellor’s “growth” Budget.

Evening Standard

They’ve closed my local Sainsbury’s. Other supermarkets are available – but I am not OK

Like my husband, sister and stepfather, I am still reeling from the loss, writes Emma Beddington. We’ve tried Morrisons and Waitrose and found them wanting. Can anything fill the void?

The Guardian - UK

I always needed background noise in my life. Then I turned off my phone and embraced the silence

The cacophony around me seemed to drown out my daily worries until a writing retreat showed me there was a better way, says writer Krissi Driver

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Why are the Democrats so spineless?

No wonder the American public thinks of Democrats as out of touch, opportunistic and cowardly. That is because they are

The Guardian - UK

In defence of seeing Taylor Swift live ... when you’re in your 50s

Some say it’s embarrassing. But as a ‘Swiftie dad’ attending the Eras tour, I felt the same rush as seeing Oasis in 1994, says author Sarfraz Manzoor

The Guardian - UK

A political gamble backfired spectacularly – bringing the far right closer to power in Germany

The CDU’s Friedrich Merz has shattered the taboo that had underpinned German politics since the war. The unthinkable is now more possible says Die Zeit writer, Jörg Lau

The Guardian - UK

Trump 2.0 is exposing American exceptionalism for what it is – and has always been

Guantánamo Bay? Imperialism? Alliances with billionaires? Those shocked at the president’s early moves have forgotten what came before, writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Low wages, payment delays: Merely increasing MGNREGS work days is not enough

The Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance government will present the second full budget of its third successive term in office, amidst concerns of a slowdown of the economy based on government estimates.

The Guardian - AU

What’s behind the deadly, record-breaking floods in north Queensland?

Some tropical lows are stalling, dumping huge volumes of rain – and climate change is playing a role

The Guardian - AU

From ‘couple goals’ to ‘beige flags’, here’s why you shouldn’t take relationship advice from TikTok

People increasingly see relationships as stories in which they must be the protagonist – and TikTok provides the perfect digital stage

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Star Wars II: US plans for missile shield risk nuclear instability

Editorial: Donald Trump’s initiative echoes past mistakes and could provoke adversaries and undermine efforts toward nuclear diplomacy

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on women’s unpaid labour: attitudes have shifted, but the burden hasn’t

Editorial: The Wages for Housework campaign asked a provocative question. More than 50 years later, it is still relevant

The Independent UK

Trump tariffs must not deter Starmer from seeking closer EU ties

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The threat of Trump tariffs should not divert the prime minister from the vital task of removing trade barriers with the UK’s most natural and biggest partner

The Guardian - AU

Sandra was estranged from her mother after experiencing childhood trauma. The grief when she died was complicated

It was important for the daughter to acknowledge her sadness but to disentangle it from concepts of guilt, shame and responsibility

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