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Meera’s perception of her in-laws as the enemy was intense. So was her struggle with her own ‘ugly’ emotions

Gaining insight into ‘us and them’ thinking helped ease anxiety and restore a degree of family harmony

The Guardian - AU

Jim Chalmers tries to reassure voters worried about a Trump economy

The treasurer will try to convince Australians in a speech today that the global impact of Donald Trump will be worse than the local one, and the latest Newspoll continues to show bad news for Anthony Albanese.

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The Guardian view on Germany’s collapsed coalition: politics in the shadow of Donald Trump

Editorial: A snap election triggered by Olaf Scholz will be crucial in shaping Europe’s response to last week’s events in the US

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The Guardian view on the rise of eco-poetry: writing cannot ignore global heating

Editorial: Verse’s connection to nature can inspire awareness and hope amid the climate crisis, offering clarity beyond data

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Tom Hanks reckons 35 is the worst age. This is why he’s wrong

I have particularly unpleasant memories of my teens and 20s. And I’m not the only one, says Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

A new era dawns. America’s tech bros now strut their stuff in the corridors of power

The era that began with the Great Disruptor’s first term is over. Beware the emerging elite

The Guardian - UK

Why is there no official memorial in Australia to citizens who fought and died in the Spanish civil war?

It is high time we properly acknowledge those 70 Australians who joined the International Brigades to bolster the resistance to Franco’s fascist forces

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From Trump’s victory, a simple, inescapable message: many people despise the left

The tumult of social media and rightwing propaganda has successfully cast progressives as one judgmental, ‘woke’ mass, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

The great remembrance divide: Britain fought for freedom in Europe, but against it in the colonies

While war raged against Hitler, people in places such as India were brutalised – despite their own sacrifices to the cause, says author Mihir Bose

The Guardian - UK

If I were Captain America, I’d quit

Progressive postwar culture in the US – rock’n’roll, cinema and comic-book characters – no longer makes sense in a Trumpian world

The Guardian - UK

Create university ‘cold spots’ and it’s the disadvantaged that will suffer

New research from the US shows that poorer students living more than 30 miles from college are unlikely to continue with their studies

The Guardian - UK

Cosplaying social justice is the new elitist way of elbowing out the working class

A new book by Musa al-Gharbi accuses liberal professionals of talking about justice but entrenching inequalities

The Guardian - UK

In the moral panic over vaping, we risk forgetting that cigarettes kill

Bans and taxes on the most popular and effective aid for giving up smoking could lead to a major health crisis

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Will Typhoon Orange wreak havoc on Britain? Keir Starmer has to prepare for the worst

Downing Street may be making friendly overtures but the cabinet’s stomachs are in knots about the threats to the UK’s security and prosperity

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England’s universities flex their muscles to hike fees, while students get a bum deal

Canny PR suggests critics are against aspiration but who is policing the spread of poor-quality degrees?

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How long will we stomach sermons from royals made rich by their own charities?

Despite their huge untaxed duchy revenues, King Charles and Prince William are still trying to claim the moral high ground

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view: how Leonardo, Van Gogh and Monet help us to transcend the gloom

Four exhibitions in London this autumn remind us that creativity and imagination are the opposite of authoritarianism

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The Observer view on US election: lessons for the left in wake of damning defeat

Donald Trump’s overwhelming mandate is a wake-up call for progressive parties who have lost touch with voters’ concerns

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The Guardian - UK

We can rage about Donald Trump. Or we can be curious about why he appealed to so many

Progressives would do well to try to understand how millions of Americans turned to him because he offered real hope of prosperity, security and fewer wars

The Guardian - UK

Contempt for human rights, trashing allies: the world’s populists are rubbing their hands with glee

After Donald Trump’s victory, brute force will prevail over geopolitics as authoritarians are appeased from Russia to Israel to China

The Guardian - UK

The images of Spain’s floods weren’t created by AI. The trouble is, people think they were

The rapid growth of ‘AI slop’ – content created by artificial tools – is starting to warp our perception of what is, or could be, real

The Guardian - US

None of the conventional explanations for Trump’s victory stand up to scrutiny

This election has blown a hole in the worldviews of both leftists and centrists. The pandemic may be a more important factor

The Guardian - UK

Brahms for the soul on the night the US election results came in

A stirring performance by Víkingur Ólafsson of a piano concerto written amid a period of great sorrow. I think we could relate

The Guardian - US

Trump’s win has given angry incels enormous power

The masks were never exactly on to begin with – social media was a hotbed of bigotry long before Trump’s victory. But winning has emboldened his followers

The Guardian - US

Why has the American center right disappeared from the ballot box?

Americans voted for the far right without necessarily wanting to endorse a far-right mandate. Trump will claim one anyway

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