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Resisting fascism includes respecting our environment and fellow species

I do not think it is a leap to see our exploitive relationship with Earth as part of a centuries-long war against the environment

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Resisting fascism includes respecting our environment and fellow species

I do not think it is a leap to see our exploitive relationship with Earth as part of a centuries-long war against the environment

The Guardian - US

‘Do not laugh. Do not wear this. Do not speak aloud’: life under the Taliban

Society is controlled by constant surveillance with police and cameras enforcing strict rules through fear and punishment

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Are novelists who worry about the rise of AI really ‘classist and ableist’?

An international writing organisation appeared to greenlight the use of AI, prompting anger, the resignation of four board members and an entire creative community to ask: ‘What?!’

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Who won Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s first debate? Our panel reacts

Harris may have been light on policy, but she was able to bait an ‘unhinged’ Trump into a number of traps

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Kate’s recovery is great news – but be wary of a soft-focus view of life after chemo

I’ve had chemotherapy, and a film made in aftermath of my treatment would have been much greyer and grottier, says Guardian journalist Hilary Osborne

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The EU must soon open its doors to new members – its survival depends on it

The days when Viktor Orbán could block negotiations on a whim should be over – and the western Balkans should finally benefit, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

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Do you poo at work? Heeding the ‘call to stool’ is important – even if you’re at the office

Hearing about poo is too evocative and gross in most settings – but if there’s something affecting our health, we have to talk about it

The Guardian - AU

Why did Starmer cut the winter fuel allowance? It’s called Treasury brain – and that spells trouble

It has struck again, the notorious syndrome that causes Chancellors to identify cost savings that look ingenious on a spreadsheet but turn out stupid in the real world, says Guardian column Rafael Behr

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The bar was low for him, but Donald Trump still didn’t manage to clear it

In his first debate with Kamala Harris, the ex-president was reduced to a rambling, incoherent, lie-filled litany of grievances

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The Albanese government’s teen social media ban is technology denialism that delays real action

When it comes to the well-being of children, the Albanese government is ignoring its commitment to ‘science’ and ‘evidence-based solutions’ in favour of cowing to loud voices and political expediency.

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From Islamophobia to inflation: How xenophobia went legit

Once upon a time the border control debate focused on Muslim refugees. But now voters are simply worried about the overall number of people coming in.

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Harris has stalled. Will today’s debate with Trump change that?

Harris and Trump are running neck and neck. And today might be the Democratic nominee’s only chance to regain momentum.

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Fearing AI, I was reluctant to use ChatGPT. But friends, it changed my life

Newly diagnosed with ADHD, I’ve outsourced task prioritisation to the ‘robot in my phone’. It does not judge me

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Peter Dutton: The mining industry’s best friend

The opposition leader has his friendship bracelets at the ready for the Minerals Council of Australia, and set an alarm for 11am: it’s presidential debate time.

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Better inside or out? Venezuela's opposition candidate flees to Spain

After a stint at the Dutch embassy in Caracas, Venezuela’s opposition candidate for president Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia has chosen exile in Spain over arrest by his election rival, incumbent Nicolas Maduro. Did the 76-year old former diplomat do the right thing?

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The Guardian view on Labour’s strategy: focus on fixing Britain, not fiscal deficits

Editorial: Ministers have much bigger problems to deal with than principled dissent, and that’s where the government’s attention should be directed

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The Guardian view on France’s political crisis: Barnier is not a real fix for Macron’s mess

Editorial: Few are celebrating the appointment of the EU’s Brexit negotiator as the country’s new prime minister

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Starmer and Reeves are playing a dangerous game. How much more do they think Britain can take?

We have rusty playgrounds and rundown town centres, yet the government fixates on its ill-conceived plan to penalise pensioners, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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In the face of grief, it’s hard to find the right words to say. What matters is that you keep trying

People who check in, even briefly, with their friends underestimate how much those friends appreciate it

Evening Standard

OPINION - Keir Starmer's sloganeering gave me horrible flashbacks to Theresa May

The clue is in the name. The “mission-driven” government to which Keir Starmer is ostensibly committed is meant to be defined by its strategic objectives and the steps by which they will be achieved in his “decade of renewal”.

Evening Standard

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OPINION - The Standard View: Releasing prisoners early is not a quick fix

The probation service is underfunded and demoralised

Evening Standard

OPINION - I'm delighted the Princess of Wales is getting better, but that dreadful video was like a shampoo advert

It’s very good news that Kate is recovering but did we really need this emotional exhibitionism?

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What does Giorgia Meloni teach us about neo-fascism today?

The populism championed by Meloni and her allies casts freedom and human rights not merely as dangers but as targets

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