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The Guardian view on Haiti’s deepening crisis: abandoning people when they most need support

Editorial: As security and humanitarian conditions deteriorate even further, the community needs help

The Guardian - UK

Flea treatments are turning our pets into an environmental hazard – there has to be a better way

Startling evidence of the dangers to birds and rivers from over-the-counter drugs should be a wake-up call for owners to press for alternatives, says writer Sophie Pavelle

The Guardian - UK

The new mum group chat can be perilous. A simple rule can help navigate the minefield

Joy is a word we associate with becoming a parent. But there can be a strange iffiness about sharing the good stuff

The Guardian - AU

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I am a tweakment holdout. When will wrinkles, bad teeth and big pores be back in fashion?

Celebrities are now injecting salmon sperm into their faces, while gen Z buys into ‘prejuvenation’. But I’m hopeful the tide may soon turn, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

It’s the Kemi delusion: the more the Tories run towards Reform, the more their voters will run to the Lib Dems

Part of the genius of UK Conservatism used to be how it responded to chaos using the balm of tradition. Secondhand Trumpism will only alienate its voters further, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s bullshit blitz has Europe on its knees

For the US president’s cheerleaders, the whitewashing of the deaths of ten of thousands of Ukrainians is a small price to pay for sticking it to the wokerati

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk’s four-year-old son blended in perfectly in the Oval Office with all the other bogeymen

Regardless of anxiety by most parents about over-sharing, the president’s aide brought one of his children to the White House

The Guardian - UK

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Can a brown Hindu be English? Most Britons say yes. Why do so many on the right say no?

An argument about Rishi Sunak’s identity reveals how ideas of ethnicity and race have become conflated

The Guardian - UK

What can Keir Starmer say at the White House that Donald Trump might listen to?

The stakes couldn’t be higher and the risks couldn’t be greater when the prime minister visits Washington this week

The Guardian - UK

Spending big on defence is a win for Rachel Reeves, Britain and the world

A tax overhaul would enable Labour to raise cash to boost security. But it must act swiftly

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I never let my cat outside — and this is why it's far better for his quality of life

So, what’s the most divisive subject just now? Trump? Pff. Harry’n’Megan? Nobody likes them. Amazon taking over James Bond? I think we’re agreed that it’s going to be awful.

Evening Standard

Germany’s best defence against the AfD is for mainstream parties to offer hope

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The spectre of the anti-immigration right that is haunting Europe can be banished and parties occupying the centre-ground know what they have to do

The Independent UK

The Observer view of US foreign policy: A dangerous new international order is unfolding

Thanks to Donald Trump, a new era of great power imperialism fuelled by authoritarianism and hyper-nationalism is unfolding

The Guardian - UK

From saviour to Judas… How Trump’s pivot on Russia also endangers his own country

With a Putin-appeasing president at the helm, it is clear the transatlantic alliance is collapsing and European leaders must plot their own course

The Guardian - UK

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How to solve the house price conundrum? Look no further than Gwynedd in Wales

As the UK government puts faith in construction, one council has lowered costs by cracking down on second homes and holiday lets

The Guardian - UK

Creative industries are among the UK’s crown jewels – and AI is out to steal them

The tech firms’ efforts to change copyright laws and gain free access to intellectual property is patently wrong

The Guardian - US

All the president’s friends, from Natalie Harp and Daniel Penny to Andrew Tate

There are three tried-and-tested strategies for getting into Donald Trump’s inner circle, from adoration to misogyny

The Guardian - UK

A raid and a secret tape exposed a Sicilian mafia that is shrunken, whiny and clinging on for survival

A historic number of arrests were made, but the days of targeted murder or massive political influence are long gone, says John Dickie, a professor at UCL

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Trump says he will end the war in Ukraine – but how, and who will benefit? Our panel responds

The US president is breaking every negotiating rule in the book, to the bewilderment of his allies. Europe is now at a crossroads, say Olga Chyzh, Frank Ledwidge and others

Evening Standard

OPINION - The London Question: Are rampaging influencers ruining life for the rest of us?

In some areas, they’re besieging people’s homes from dusk till dawn

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Germany’s election: a chance to reset for a new era

Editorial: Sunday’s poll is a turning point for the EU’s most powerful member state, as it comes to terms with Trump 2.0

The Guardian - UK

Trump is the world’s greatest showman – and the weakest strongman it has ever seen

His capitulation to Putin over Ukraine reveals a pattern. He’s the patsy: giving everything away, getting little in return, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Al Jazeera

Debt brake: How this fiscal rule could shape Germany’s election

This mechanism, which has been blamed for a lack of investment, has emerged as an important election issue.

The Guardian - AU

Neoliberalism is dead. So why haven’t Australia’s leaders got the message?

Until centre-left parties can escape the mental prison built by decades of soft neoliberalism, it is what we are likely to get

The Guardian - UK

Another ceasefire is under threat from Trump – the precarious deal between Lebanon and Israel

Israel, seemingly with the US president’s blessing, has kept troops inside Lebanon. Renewed conflict with Hezbollah is looming. Renewed conflict with Hezbollah is looming, says Mohamad Bazzi, director of the Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies

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