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I may be a pan-cultural youth vampire, but I think I’ll leave gen Z to their slang

Parents trying to decode youth speak are leaving nothing for the young to identify as their own

The Guardian - UK

I used to love finding the weird and joyful in secondhand shops, but it’s time to let go

I bury some old things in a box: clothes that no longer fit, books I won’t finish. I can’t make my way forward while still holding on

The Guardian - AU

The Observer view on the Trump-Zelenskyy clash: a moment of dark reckoning

With or without the US, Europe must learn to defend itself, and Ukraine, against Russian aggression

The Guardian - UK

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Trump’s style of petty domination was in full display with Zelenskyy

Trump and Vance, I think, never really intended to have a conversation with Zelenskyy. Instead, they wanted to look tough on TV

The Guardian - US

With Nato adrift and Brussels snubbed, is the UK key to Europe’s response to Trump?

In a fast-moving crisis, the EU hasn’t been nimble enough. The onus must fall on ‘coalitions of the willing’ to stop a US-Putin carve-up

The Guardian - UK

With lists and notebooks, I find that I am worryingly on the same page as Elon Musk

Asking federal staff to bullet point their achievements would be easier to scorn, were my own to-do tallying not so compulsive

The Guardian - UK

It might be a small consolation, but Elon Musk is getting poorer by the day

As his goons root through the innards of the US government, Tesla sales are plummeting, the cars are being defaced and owners are ashamed

The Guardian - UK

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Even rightwingers are mocking the ‘Epstein files’ as a lot of redacted nothing

It was yet another reminder that Trump and his associates will turn even the sex trafficking of minors into a photo op

The Guardian - US

Jeff Bezos takes one small step for feminism and social progress, and one giant leap for self-publicity

The first all-female private flight into space funded by the Amazon tycoon’s Blue Origin company has little to do with female empowerment and a lot to do with PR, writes Sarah Manavis

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Why China, not Russia, is the big winner from the extraordinary Trump-Zelensky bust-up

In a ten-minute temper tantrum at the end of their 50 minutes of press conference, Presidents Trump and Zelensky and Vice President JD Vance seemed to be voting for yet more instability across Europe and the world.

Evening Standard

Five years on from the pandemic, how has Covid changed our world?

We asked a group of experts on politics, trade, literature, psychology, work and more: what has been the most surprising or shocking consequence of Covid-19 in your field?

The Guardian - UK

From ‘salam’ shower gel to ‘ethnic’ bedding, firms want to celebrate Ramadan. But some can’t even spell ‘iftar’

The religious festival is a month of fasting, prayer and community – not consuming and comparing ourselves with one another, says teacher Nadeine Asbali

The Guardian - UK

The Trump-Zelenskyy slugfest was shocking. What does Ukraine do now?

For the Ukrainian leader, there’s no coming back from the debacle. His country’s best hope now lies with Europe

The Guardian - US

Ukraine is not going to get the peace settlement it needs and deserves

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As tempers flared in the White House, it is President Zelensky – and the rest of Europe – who will suffer

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A humiliation at the White House and what does it tell us? Trump would make a colony of my country

A cold reality hit us in Washington. Zelenskyy was being forced to buy hope of survival by people who have no care for our freedom, says Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Zelenskyy in Washington: Trump turns his fire on the beleaguered president

Hopes of swaying the White House on Ukraine look bleak as US prioritised theatrics over security commitments in a volatile world

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on PM’s gamble: exploiting crisis to remake Labour was a step too far for an ally

Editorial: The exit of a soft-left intellectual politician from government highlights a growing unease about the reordering of the party’s priorities

The Guardian - UK

Black models, foreign films, queer culture – how the Face shaped me as a young man

In the 1980s and 90s this pioneering magazine was a hub for subcultures, but in today’s digital landscape trends are followed rather than set, says queer archivist Marc Thompson

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The Guardian - AU

When politicians resort to personal jabs and point-scoring, Australians stop listening

Negative campaigning such as attacks on politicians’ wealth can feel tone-deaf when people are grappling with financial hardship

The Guardian - US

Trump can’t fulfil his promise to fix the economy, so he’s blaming workers instead

Forget about inflation. Now it’s all about cutting ‘waste’ in the form of jobs and our already paltry social safety net

The Guardian - US

Who’s the boss in Washington? An unelected, chaotic billionaire thinks he is

Elon Musk’s senseless cuts and email ultimatum have left federal workers scrambling, unsure who to listen to

The Guardian - UK

Well done for surviving the Trump test, PM. But our true friends are in Europe

Keir Starmer seems to have secured a diplomatic coup, however let’s be clear – the president’s view of us remains hostile, says MP Stella Creasy, chair of the Labour Movement for Europe

The Guardian - US

I’m a pediatrician in Texas. Things are dire and we need your support – not your condescension

Nothing I have done is more impactful than a day’s work in this battleground in the south, the graveyard of politicians’ abandoned promises

The Guardian - UK

The BBC wanted Black listeners and turned to Tim Westwood, white son of a vicar. A parable for our times

Of the many lessons arising from this week’s report into the presenter’s alleged bullying and misogyny, one is the corporate cynicism that sustained him, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

The Guardian - US

America must not surrender its democratic values

Together, we must fight for our long-held values and work with people around the world who share them

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