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To the CEOs who’ve joined Trump’s fight against diversity, I say this: you’re making a big mistake

Ditching DEI initiatives will curry favour in the Oval Office. It will also alienate the workforces bosses rely on, says author Stefan Stern

The Guardian - UK

There are many ways Trump could trigger a global collapse. Here’s how to survive if that happens

It could be wildfires, a pandemic or a financial crisis. The super-rich will flee to their bunkers – the rest of us will have to fend for ourselves, writes columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Trump and Vance have smashed the old order – how should Europe respond?

The vice-president’s attack on European values signalled a historic realignment. Should the continent seek rapprochement or go its own way? ask Nathalie Tocci, Yanis Varoufakis and others

The Guardian - UK

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RBA reduces interest rates, but don’t hold your breath for too much more this year

The path of the economy and inflation in the year ahead will dictate the timing of any future cuts to interest rates

The Guardian - AU

This is Farage’s moment of reckoning: he can choose British voters – or Putin and Trump

The Reform leader and Kemi Badenoch have struck the wrong alliances at the wrong time, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Kemi Badenoch’s mission to save the world is missing the point

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: the Conservative leader’s bold claim that, without her party, Western civilisation may fall, highlights her ongoing struggle for relevance

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the US, China and the rest: Trump is opening doors for Xi

Editorial: The US president’s bullying of allies and partners is short-termist and will boost Beijing’s power, not Washington’s

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on the care experience: looked-after children and care leavers must be heard

Editorial: The increased visibility of people whose lives have been shaped by social services is a change for the better

The Guardian - UK

The new world order is exactly what it looks like. Are we too frozen with fear to name it?

The truth is paralysing. But after JD Vance met the far-right leader Alice Weidel in Germany, it is time to be clear about what we are seeing, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Trump and Musk want people to think college is not worth it. They are wrong

For many, going to college is the very definition of the American dream. Relieved from familial burdens and toil work: it is a brief and precious period of freedom

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Moral panic in Hampstead! What the nude model row tells us about the new puritans

A vintage moral panic appears to have gripped Hampstead. After 30 years of contented sketching, a daytime life drawing class has been effectively ejected from the Hampstead Community Centre. Their crime? The age-old practice of studying models in the buff.

Evening Standard

The US led the charge against global corruption. Now Trump is clearing the way for kleptocrats

Britain used to solicit money that the US would not touch – but with oligarchs and fraudsters on the rise, it must now uphold the law, says author Oliver Bullough

The Guardian - UK

Better mental health care around pregnancy exists – I’ve seen it. Why aren’t all women getting it?

The tragic loss of a mother of three highlights how widespread perinatal mental illness is – and that care is patchy and underfunded, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

It’s never been more important to stay tuned in

I’m far from certain that staying engaged will make a difference. What I do know is that if we all tune out, there’s no hope at all

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A perfect boiled egg in 32 minutes? Don’t let science ruin the joyful imperfection of home cooking

Yes, I’ve made balsamic vinegar pearls and sous-vide swede – but trial and error still produces the most delicious food, says food and culture writer Alicia Kennedy

The Guardian - UK

Human rights are not a ‘loophole’ – why can’t families from Gaza like mine seek safety in the UK?

When another Palestinian family was allowed to stay here, I saw a glimmer of hope. Now the prime minister wants to put it out, says Ghassan Ghaben of Gaza Families Reunited

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Thrill-seeking made me feel alive – until the day I hurtled down a volcano on a mountain bike

My bungee-jumping and skydiving days are over because I can’t shake the visceral memory of learning that I’m not invincible, says freelance journalist and author Gary Nunn

The Guardian - UK

As the US retreats, Europe must look out for itself – so is Macron’s nuclear offer the answer?

Development of a joint defence shield would be politically explosive for Keir Starmer. But it’s an idea whose time has come, says the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Trump’s plan for Gaza leaves Arab nations facing an impossible choice

This mortifying dilemma goes to the very soul of the region - and its leaders have brought it on themselves, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - AU

The tech industry has never been more powerful. How do the government’s policies stack up?

It’s been a period of huge technological upheaval, which is what makes Australia’s track record on tech so disappointing

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on JD Vance in Munich: Europe must stand up for its values

Editorial: The vice-president’s speech on Friday was another wake-up call for European leaders. On defence and in other areas, they need to chart their own course

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on new housing: Labour must not let builders dictate terms

Editorial: The lack of affordable homes to buy and rent is a serious injustice. Ministers must fight for plans that put people first

The Independent UK

Labour’s ‘decade of renewal’ risks being a house without foundations

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The construction industry tells The Independent there aren’t the workers to fulfil Labour’s new homes scheme. The government will need to make some politically difficult decisions to support the sector

The Guardian - UK

The punishment doesn’t fit the crime in Britain. That’s why our jails are overflowing

For 20 years, Britain has been inflating sentences despite little evidence it deters crime. But a new review offers a glimmer of hope, says journalist Samira Shackle

The Guardian - UK

What would I tell my younger self if I met her for coffee? Mostly that things do get better

The trend of meeting up with your younger self has already been adopted by gen Z on TikTok – because we all need a growth narrative to keep us slogging on

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