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Would Australia pay the billion-dollar annual cost of our monarchy? No? Neither should the UK

A British republic is inevitable. Here’s why I’m campaigning to hasten the monarchy’s demise

The Guardian - AU

Fox News’s interview of Kamala Harris was grievance theater, not political journalism

Bret Baier interrupted Harris so much she could barely finish a sentence. She still injected some reality into Fox News’s worldKey takeaways from Harris’s Fox News interview

The Guardian - US

Netanyahu crosses every red line and yet is rewarded with more weapons. Why?

Netanyahu has broken multiple promises to Biden to restrain Israeli attacks on Gaza. Biden is complicit in Israel’s impunity

The Guardian - US

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OPINION - Everyone knows that! How assumed knowledge impacts life chances

We all know that the circumstances into which we are born play a huge part in determining our life chances, from family income and geography to disability and immigration status. Education is key to addressing these inequalities, but a new report by the Social Market Foundation think tank reveals how uneven…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Nigel Farage: Donald Trump will win the election — and he wants a deal with Britain

He may lose the popular vote, but the electoral college will be his

Evening Standard

How is Lebanon’s cash-strapped government responding to war?

The escalation of hostilities with Israel comes as Lebanon faces a power vacuum and economic meltdown.

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OPINION - The Standard View: London is crying out for an EU Youth Mobility Scheme visa

Keir Starmer cannot decide whether he wants a deal with the European Union on visas for young people. The Prime Minister is clearly a pro-European to his fingertips, but for electoral reasons remains terrified of any headlines which suggest even mild alignment with the bloc. Sadiq Khan, however, has no…

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OPINION - Kim Leadbeater is wrong — assisted dying would be a disaster

Kim Leadbeater, who introduced her assisted dying bill in the Commons yesterday, has said it’s all about the safeguards. Well, no, it’s not. It’s about a clash of irreconcilable principles. On the one hand, there’s Kim’s contention that “too many people have been condemned to die in misery and pain”.…

Evening Standard

Are Black voters abandoning the Democratic party?

Polls that show Kamala Harris losing Black support have Democrats in a panic. The reality is more complicated

The Guardian - US

Why are chilling testimonies from doctors who have visited Gaza being ignored?

People claim the foreign doctors coming back from Gaza are lying. I wish that were the case, because the truth is beyond horrific

The Guardian - US

In its assault on northern Gaza, Israel has taken its depraved campaign to new depths

Healthcare facilities burn, food and water are blocked and drones shoot their fleeing targets. Yet we cannot say we were not warned, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Why is Germany shooting its own stagnating economy in the foot?

A proposed Italian-German bank merger makes sense for Europe, but Berlin is opting for domestic protectionism, says economics commentator Simon Nixon

The Guardian - UK

Does Starmer believe in anything, people ask, and now we know: his credo is the rule of law

Rwanda, the Chagos Islands, arms to Israel – all fit a pattern. Look to the speech his attorney general made this week; all the clues are there, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Job hunting is demoralising enough without having my personality eviscerated by an AI interviewer

I did not ask to receive feedback after my interrogation by a chatbot – but the third-party AI platform did an uncanny impersonation of the boss from my first job

The Guardian - AU

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Queen Camilla’s domestic violence ‘discussion’ comes during a reckoning for Australian sector

Debate over the meaning of ‘primary prevention’ is threatening to derail the government’s plan to combat gender-based violence.

Crikey

GasKeeper tax back on the agenda as WA Labor moves to gut climate action

Australia’s corrupt petro-state, Western Australia, is looking to gut climate regulation — by handing power to a weak federal Labor scheme.

Crikey

Abbott turfed out of trade gig, News Corp finally calls Crikey back, and Murdoch scratched from endowment

Plus Dutton’s dining mate, and Harrison.ai is apparently fine by the NSW government.

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Could Tim Wilson’s weird desperation to get back in Parliament save Zoe Daniel?

The teal’s prospects in Goldstein are looking pretty good.

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I’m happy to see people who look like me in Canberra’s elections – but that doesn’t mean I’ll vote for them

The true value of representative diversity isn’t solely in direct representation. It’s in increasing the experiences, views and values that can contribute to our communities

Crikey

Australia to send 49 tanks to Ukraine

Australia is sending 49 decommissioned tanks to aid Ukraine’s fight against Russia, and Mastercard and Visa are threatening to stop providing fraud services if card surcharges are scrapped.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour and tax: time to change the frame

Editorial: The chancellor will not win support for her budget without a courageous defence of public services funded by collective contribution

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on England’s new manager: a German can bring it home

Editorial: If Thomas Tuchel can fulfil his brief to turn the men’s team into winners, his status as an honorary Englishman will be assured

The Guardian - UK

Crisps, nuts, pastries, chocolate – put me at the wheel of a car and I will eat the lot

There is something about hitting the road that makes me act as if it’s my birthday or I’m on an arduous hike. I’m driven by forces I cannot fathom, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Ikea shelves, books by politicians, even a whole celeriac: in defence of middle-class fly-tipping

If it comes from a good home, it’s not rubbish – it’s more of an impromptu car boot sale. Social hypocrisy rules, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

OPINION - Assisted dying is about freedom to choose — and this is the case for it

Having taken part in various interviews on assisted dying in recent weeks, I’ve been struck by how often opponents draw on “values”. The idea that to change the law on assisted dying would risk harming the shared values of society: the value of life and the value of supporting the…

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