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The Guardian view on protests in Georgia: resisting a drift into Putin’s orbit

Editorial: The Georgian Dream government’s suspension of EU talks has sparked an existential struggle for democracy

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What the World's Top Funds Are Buying Now

Large hedge funds must file 13F forms every 3 months, revealing their holdings. Top funds like Berkshire, Third Point, and Appaloosa are worth watching.

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After months of dysfunction and miscommunication, is the Starmer method finally working?

The prime minister won’t learn charisma, but he has a record of going places by doggedly clearing the obstacles in his way, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Can we keep the Elon Musks of the world out of British politics? Only if we act now

The tech billionaire is said to be considering giving $100m to Reform UK. That should jolt efforts to cap political donations, says author Oliver Bullough

The Guardian - UK

I understand why Joe Biden wants to protect his son Hunter. But it doesn’t make it right

This is another example of a two-tiered justice system that routinely shields the powerful – and punishes the powerless, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Cop29 gave us a Putin-friendly deal – and a glimpse of the dark future of climate talks

The Baku Cop29 talks were marked by division and self-interest, with rancorous meddling right until the end, says Fiona Harvey, a Guardian environment editor

The Guardian - UK

So Labour waded into the Gregg Wallace row. Why don’t they get their own house, parliament, in order?

Westminster is so notorious for bad workplace behaviour it’s known as ‘Pestminster’, but politicians seem more worried about a TV cooking show, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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OPINION - Rachel Johnson: the storm over Gregg Wallace shows we've all gone mad — I stand with him

Speaking as a middle-class woman of a certain age, I know I should stand with my sisters Kirsty and Kirstie and Aasmah and all the other media kweens who have called out Gregg Wallace so bravely for off-colour comments that made them feel uncomfortable.

Evening Standard

For his 80th birthday, my dad asked for the gift of time. What we gave him will last generations

My father was more thrilled with his present than the times we gave him lovely photos, swanky dinners and a fancy laptop

The Guardian - AU

OPINION - Joe Biden’s act of hubris has made the autocratic Donald Trump appear authentic

Goodbye, Joe Biden, and thanks for nothing. History’s verdict will not be kind. His one-term presidency failed almost immediately with the chaotic retreat from Afghanistan and has culminated in a blanket pardon for his criminal son, Hunter. This blatant act of favouritism will have opened the door for Donald Trump…

Evening Standard

Donald Trump didn’t win by a historic landslide. It’s time to nip that lie in the bud

In 2024, we have a new post-election lie – Trump didn’t just win, Republicans say, but he won big. He won a landslide. That’s false

The Guardian - US

From Nigel Farage to farmers, Labour’s social media strategy is a flop. Here’s how to fix it

The party must realise that if it doesn’t emotionally engage with voters, someone else with a viral TikTok video will, writes content creator Sophia Smith Galer

The Guardian - UK

What does it actually mean when we talk about the American ‘working class’?

Everyone I asked gave a different definition – and when a concept is so nebulous, it becomes a political cudgel

The Guardian - US

The Lebanon ceasefire alone won’t bring regional peace. The Gaza war must end

Biden could have achieved a ceasefire in Gaza months ago if he had truly applied pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu

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DIY advent calendars are way too much work – but I don’t know how to stop

To avoid a double chocolate nightmare when I got divorced, I began to vary the contents of my children’s calendars – but now they’d rather have a mini Smirnoff than a lip balm, writes Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

OPINION - As Gregg Wallace’s career burns, I’m certain we will ignore the deeper lesson

Each day, like credulous children, we rediscover misogyny anew as if putting our hands in the earth and pulling out something astonishing. What is this strange thing? What is its nature?

The Guardian - UK

How has the French far right managed to cancel a Black anti-racism scholar for ‘racism’?

An event at the European parliament featuring the French academic Maboula Soumahoro was axed after French MEPs objected, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

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George Osborne is a walking ad for a wealth tax. Labour should target the inheritocracy

‘Tax wealth, not work’ would be a powerful message for Starmer and Reeves – are they bold enough to pursue it, asks Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s reset: it needs a vision to tackle Britain’s challenges

Editorial: The prime minister faces scrutiny as voters demand bold action, not recycled policies, to address Britain’s deepening economic and social concerns

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The Guardian view on Gregg Wallace and the BBC: exposing poor conduct is in the public interest

Editorial: By drawing attention to the troubling behaviour of a male celebrity, Kirsty Wark recalls the spirit of #MeToo

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the real story of the Irish election: beneath the appearance of calm lies a storm

Ireland has, in effect, full employment, an expanded workforce and a booming economy. So why is it such a nation in flux, asks columnist and author Fintan O’Toole

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Biden pardons his son, Trump will absolve his criminal allies. America shouldn’t stand for this

The outgoing president’s abuse of the constitution opens the door to more abuse by the next one. The rules were never meant to condone crime, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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As a middle-class woman of a certain age, all I can say is: ‘Thank you, Gregg Wallace’

In trying to write his accusers off based on their age, sex and class, the TV presenter has made his disdain for people like me plain to see, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - AU

How can News Corp call its gas splash an ‘exclusive’ and a ‘special report’ when it’s paid for by industry?

Readers led to believe a short-on-facts advertorial exhorting government to let companies extract more gas is straight news coverage

The Guardian - UK

As a PR man, I look at Gregg Wallace and see an ego gone rogue – and a strategy only Trump would endorse

Reacting to claims of inappropriate sexual banter with a blast against ‘middle-class women’ was wrong and will probably prove disastrous, says crisis PR consultant Mark Borkowski

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