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Trump 2.0 is already assailed by lawsuits, but it’s small comfort to America’s defeated liberals

Aside from legal challenges, those who didn’t vote for the man have little means of resisting – and are frankly still in shock, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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It’s easy to label violence like the Southport attack as terrorism. I’m afraid the truth is more complex

Axel Rudakubana’s case isn’t just about how his crime is defined – but the failures of a hollowed-out social care and justice system, says author Samira Shackle

The Guardian - UK

Alice Weidel is the presentable face of the AfD. And the one its opponents should fear the most

By avoiding the standard cliches, the far-right leader comes across as moderate even as she backs extremist rhetoric, says historian Katja Hoyer

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It’s the reign of King Donald: now a people who fled cruel monarchs have their own

George Washington would have recognised the new system at the White House, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Meta’s shifting goalposts, new tools of censorship: Will 2025 be India’s year of jeopardy?

Modi’s vision of a restrained online space in India had a busy but not wholly satisfying 2024. The latest version of the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill vanished from sight after content creators vociferously pushed back. The Digital India Bill, which aimed to wrestle control from Silicon Valley, similarly could not…

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Prince Harry’s settlement with Murdoch’s UK tabloids isn’t the end of the story

A key revelation from the end of this London High Court drama is that it may be a stepping stone in pursuing legal charges against NGN executives.

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Prince Harry’s settlement with Murdoch’s UK tabloids isn’t the end of the story

A key revelation from the end of this London High Court drama is that it may be a stepping stone in pursuing legal charges.

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Australia’s worst climate criminal gets with Trump’s ‘drill, baby, drill’ vibe

Woodside wasted no time in embracing Donald Trump’s energy policy, dumping renewables projects and gearing up to pump gas.

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The Australia Day conversation is boring – but 26 January marks an incredible history of Indigenous resistance

‘Changing the date’ has little to do with why we march on 26 January. In taking to the streets, we honour those who kept the fires of resistance burning before us

The Guardian - AU

The Green teal? How an ex-architect joined the Greens and seized a blue-ribbon seat

The Liberals want to win back Ryan. Greens MP Elizabeth Watson-Brown believes they underestimate how the formerly blue-ribbon seat has changed.

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The celebrated tyranny of the US presidency

Trump is a one-off in some ways. In many others, he is engaging in political traditions as old as the US itself.

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How megafires and fake news are forcing information collapse

With each new cataclysmic blaze around the world comes ever-worsening fake news and misinformation, left to fester and spread by the right-wing ‘broligarchy’.

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Trump threatens Russia with sanctions in bid to end war in Ukraine

Donald Trump is starting (to talk about, at least) his promised rollout of tariffs and sanctions, and Alex de Minaur has bowed out of the Australian Open.

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The Guardian view on Prince Harry and phone hacking: the ethical issues endure

Editorial: Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers has apologised to the prince for past wrongs, but the problem of unaccountable corporate media power has not gone away

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The Guardian view on Belarus’s election: broken democratic dreams

Editorial: Five years after an inspiring democracy movement almost toppled Alexander Lukashenko, his brutal rule remains intact. The west must do more to help

Evening Standard

OPINION - Vanilla-shaming is hot right now — but liking kinky, BDSM sex doesn't make you special, sorry

When Fifty Shades of Grey was published in 2011, it led to a spike in purchases of Amazon Kindles. People were embarrassed to be seen reading a book filled with BDSM sex, even though it was one of the bestsellers of the century.

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Against the odds, Prince Harry has won a landmark victory

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: By poisoning the well of journalism, phone-hacking undermined confidence in a trade that tries, for all its faults, to hold the powerful to account. Harry’s private battle has had a knock-on effect in aiding democracy – which needs a free press people can trust

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My local bookshop has hit on an incredible business strategy: be nice to customers

It’s weird more high-street shops don’t behave like this. Friendliness is one of the few things they have going for them in the war against the machines, writes Joel Snape

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Elon Musk has shown his hand. If politicians like me won’t curb his malign powers, who will?

It’s the job of democracies around the world to stand strong together and hold oligarchs and their platforms to account, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

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OPINION - Prince Harry's stunning victory has humiliated The Sun and exposed a fatal flaw in Britain's justice system

Prince Harry is a Marmite figure. That much is clear by now. For some he is a hero, the scourge of tabloids and positive voice on mental health. For others, he is to be derided as either a tragic Prince or the Royal who deserted his family.

The Guardian - UK

A day to mark Prince Harry’s historic victory over Rupert Murdoch – and to survey the awful toll on public life

The prince was right to fight – and also right about the need to stop good journalism being sullied by the bad. Trust has been severely damaged, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

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Memo to President Trump: you are wrong to leave the World Health Organization. You should think again

Any funding disparities can be addressed, but another pandemic is coming – and we’ll need the WHO to help fight it, says former UK prime minister Gordon Brown

The Guardian - UK

Give up complaining for 30 days? There’s no way I can conquer this January challenge

It’s time to celebrate all the little things in life, according to an annoyingly upbeat Belgian campaigner. But what if whingeing is actually good for you, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - US

Oligarchs are more visible than ever. That also makes them more vulnerable

In the end, the best bet against oligarchy remains countervailing power

The Guardian - UK

The strange loophole that transformed Berlin from tenant’s paradise to landlord’s playground

Germany’s capital was known for its affordable rents. Now ‘furnished temporary’ flats risk destroying the heart of the city, says researcher and writer Tim White

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