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There’s a surprisingly simple reason for England’s high antidepressant use: lots of people need them

The idea that GPs are ignoring guidelines and ‘overprescribing’ doesn’t hold water. Instead, look to our social and economic crises, says doctor of neuroscience Dean Burnett

The Guardian - UK

Zuckerberg says the science isn’t settled. But the harms of short-form video on the brain are starting to show

Recent social media lawsuits have addressed concerns about mental health. But what about its cognitive effects?

The Guardian - US

Islamophobia is rising – and Britain’s politicians have been dangerously complacent in tackling it

Mainstream figures have been enabling anti-Muslim racism, creating the ideal conditions for the rise of hard-right political parties, says Arun Kundnani, editorial director of Monthly Review Press

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A little rudeness can save you from being scammed? Count me in

Being polite to strangers will make everyone love you – especially those who just want to swindle you out of your money. I won’t make that mistake again, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

The situation in Iran is dangerously escalating – but whatever you do, don’t call it a war

Forget the bombing: the Trump administration keeps insisting this isn’t a war. But it’s not just a matter of semantics

The Guardian - US

In BRICS, India’s quiet triumph in how it passed the test of cohesion

In what can be seen as a diplomatic success for both the grouping and its host, the consensus reached at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi brought to the fore the continuing relevance of the multilateral forum in an international system grappling with competing power interests and geopolitical conflicts.…

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One Nation’s immigration policy deserves serious discussion – but not for the reason you might think

Its proposal to regulate the size and composition of the temporary migrant population has merit, but other aspects are blunt and punitive

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Phone coverage across the London tube? That’s sent me hurtling down a tunnel of despair

Going deep underground used to offer a refuge from the pressure to be constantly connected. That’s soon to change – and I’m not happy, says Guardian assistant Opinion editor Lucy Pasha-Robinson

The Guardian - UK

The US right still paints Muslims as the ‘enemy’. But they are fighting for a brighter future for Americans

Progressive politicians such as Zohran Mamdani offer answers to the bitter post-9/11 legacy of failures at home and abroad, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Nature didn’t act alone in Nepal’s flash flood disaster

Nepal, like the rest of the world, has already experienced a disproportionate share of the fallout from rising global temperatures and related ecological disruption. The disaster that hit Nepal was merely the tip of the iceberg; if not today, the inevitability of it happening at some point in the future…

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We greet the news that AI could extinguish us with a glazed indifference. What is the way out of this nihilism?

There are several answers, and none of them will be provided by tech. One thing we must do is identify the ingredients for human flourishing

The Guardian - AU

Prince William’s urgent optimism is critical on climate change

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Prince William has written exclusively for The Independent to call for urgent action on climate change

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the government’s corporate reforms: entrenching neoliberalism, not ending it

Editorial: A recent consultation on corporate reporting prizes the interests of shareholders over society. It’s a step in the wrong direction

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The Guardian view on Russian parliamentary elections: glimpses of weakness behind the facade

Editorial: The Kremlin’s clumsy efforts to engineer the outcome reveal growing anxiety about the public mood and a war that is failing

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Chatbots can exploit our most basic human drive for attachment. Here’s how to have healthier relationship with AI

This intimacy economy is exploiting the deepest parts of our intimate psychological infrastructure

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Why is the Trump administration calling bike lanes ‘DEI’?

The government apparently has an issue with paths for cyclists. Take it from someone who can’t ride a bike: this makes no sense

The Guardian - UK

Warning: our democracy won’t survive the death of reading. Read on if you still can

While fascists protest in UK ports and purvey nonsense and poison online, ever fewer people have the perspective or analytical tools to challenge them, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Think of the parable of a frog in boiling water. That’s us dithering as the ‘unprecedented‘ weather becomes more extreme

The complacency is staggering: just another hot summer, a flooded street, a crop failure. We are accepting this extraordinary deterioration as normal, says science writer Helen Pilcher

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OPINION - Why millions of Brits are dead wrong about what’s really happening on London’s streets

People are way too negative about the realities of London, says KCL professor Bobby Duffy, who has just published a landmark report on misconceptions of life in the capital

The Guardian - UK

Putin would rather keep killing than admit he’s lost. As a winter of misery looms in Ukraine, Nato must step in

The Russian leader is ploughing on with his forever war – and each day is a crime against humanity. Western democracies cannot simply sit on their hands, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Ketchup on a Sunday roast? This is the worst thing gen Z has ever done

Swapping roast potatoes and yorkshire puddings for kimchi and avocado – how can they live with themselves?

The Guardian - AU

The far right is becoming normalised in Germany – and winning. Australia should take heed

One Nation and the AfD may not look the same, but they are singing from the same song sheet – and both have had recent electoral success

The Independent UK

George Osborne is right – we need a closer bond with the rest of Europe

Editorial: In an exclusive interview with The Independent, the former chancellor breaks the ‘conspiracy of silence’ about a customs union with the EU

The Guardian - US

Why is Trump’s $5,000 offer to voters ‘like a woman’? Ask Fox News

Host Jesse Watters says Trump’s offer to Americans if Republicans retain Congress is ‘an enticement’, not a bribe

The Guardian - UK

The hill I will die on: Comedians should not be hot

People making a living from being funny should be exempt from the beauty rules the rest of society plays by, says comedian Amy Annette

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