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Doomscrolling won’t bring order to the chaos. It’s OK to put the phone down and take a break

Keep Calm and Carry On: that’s not how people felt just before the second world war. But maybe, as Trump stalks, that old slogan is finally making sense, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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The Guardian view on Trump’s Board of Peace: an international body in service to one man’s ego

Editorial: It was supposed to give Gaza a future, but the US president is using it to attack the UN, international law and multilateralism

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The Guardian view on toddlers and screens: more reasons to be fearful of big tech

Editorial: Growing concerns about the impact of smartphones on the youngest children must be addressed

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Trump has defused a bomb of his own making. For now

After a bombastic speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump backed away from his threat to impose tariffs on European countries

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Starmer’s success in bringing about Trump’s U-turn shows his strength as prime minister

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: After triumph abroad, the PM unfairly maligned as ‘Never-here Keir’ must urgently match his international clout with the kind of domestic successes demanded by the electorate

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If the assisted dying bill is killed off by the Lords, let that be the end for this unelected chamber

With filibustering slowing the pace to a crawl, there is no chance the legislation will get through – unless the government shows some backbone, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The revolutionary women of Rojava are in grave danger. That has consequences for us all

For a decade, the autonomous territory in Syria has been a bastion of gender equality. It holds important lessons for the fight against authoritarianism, says author Natasha Walter

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Vertigo has turned my world upside down. But knowing there are famous people suffering steadies me

How can a Normal understand what it feels like to turn my head and suddenly feel like the floor has smashed violently into my face?

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OPINION - Would you sell your nationality for money? The Trump offer would put a price on patriotism

Donald Trump is said to be thinking of offering Greenlanders $1 million each to become American. What would be our response?

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Wake up, Westminster: after May, the Scottish and Welsh parliaments will likely be for independence

With Plaid Cymru and the SNP leading polls in their respective nations, can the United Kingdom continue in this – or any – form, asks Guardian columnist Will Hayward

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I went back to school for a day – and discovered some very unsettling facts about learning

I thought my articles and radio shows made an impact on people. A notice in the staffroom suggested otherwise, writes Adrian Chiles

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The Trump administration has a Nazi problem

Think I’m exaggerating? Consider the copious amounts of evidence

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‘Manchesterism’ is building a better politics and a strong economy. The whole country should be inspired

We are the fastest-growing city-region economy in the UK, proof that it is possible to use public funds effectively while reducing crisis spending, says Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester

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David and Victoria Beckham learned the hard way – modern kids go ‘no contact’ with no guilt or stigma at all

No one is suggesting the sort of decision Brooklyn made is taken lightly, but support networks and the language of therapy seem to lessen the sting, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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OPINION - Zero stars for poor Hamnet — it's a beautiful film but the storyline is utter tosh

The star-studded film was more than a little annoying, says author A.N.Wilson

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What happens when the taps run dry? England is about to find out

It’s not just Tunbridge Wells – a country famous around the world for its rain is in danger of self-imposed drought, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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Europe must heed Mark Carney – and embrace a painful emancipation from the US

Trump’s tariff retreat should lull nobody into dropping their guard. The EU must join forces with Canada, Japan and other like-minded countries, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

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After the Bondi terror attack people keep calling me a hero. But I am not a hero. I’m a mum who was at a Hanukah event

My phone zoom helped me see better. One man was on the footbridge. He was holding a gun. It was pointed towards me

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Abandon your foolish Greenland fantasies, Mr President, and remember Ukraine

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: If the president has truly finished indulging his thoughts of invading the Danish territory, perhaps he can now concentrate on ending the real and terrible conflict he has promised to settle for so long

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Minneapolis leaders call the ICE surge a ‘siege’. My reporting from there concurs

After covering Trump’s immigration policies from Chicago and LA, the Twin Cities operation feels like a marked escalation

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The Guardian view on Keir Starmer and Donald Trump: quiet diplomacy has reached its limit

Editorial: The prime minister has a duty to be candid with the British public about the scale of the global realignment caused by a volatile US president

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The Guardian view on the City & Guilds privatisation: big bonuses cast a shadow over this deal

Editorial: Questions about the breakup of a venerable education charity, and who has benefited from it, need answers

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Trump’s tariff threat leaves Europe with a choice: fight back or cease to matter

Appeasing Trump has only emboldened him. But European leaders are not as helpless as the US president believes, says Georg Riekeles, the associate director of the European Policy Centre

Evening Standard

OPINION - A year of President Donald Trump: he represents the new world order, where desire and ego rule

It has been a year since Donald Trump took office for a second term. Over the last twelve months, he has unleashed chaos, uncertainty and fear – mainly on the many friends and allies that the US has around the globe.

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The ‘rules-based order’ Davos craves has bigger problems than Trump: it represents a world that no longer exists

The global economic system doesn’t even benefit its US and European creators any more, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

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