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To protect the Iran peace talks, will Trump finally restrain Netanyahu?

As long as Israel continues its attacks on Lebanon, any deal between the US and Iran will be at risk

The Guardian - US

The Trump administration is calling frozen embryos children

A document on an embryo adoption program may be marginal – but it marks an escalation in the pursuit of fetal personhood

The Guardian - US

Summer has never been the same since the great heartbreak of ’84

At 17, I dreamed of impressing my first girlfriend with my knowledge of literature. Of course it all went laughably wrong

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World Cup: can big sports events bring us together? Recent history says yes

Although fleeting, sporting events have the enduring power to crumble divisions and highlight the beauty of kinship

The Guardian - US

Britain has become addicted to pressing the ‘new PM’ button – and I don’t see how Burnham avoids it

He’s almost certain to become the UK’s seventh leader in a decade. And with the rightwing press and the algorithm against him, he’s basically a meat sacrifice, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew

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It’s not the bond markets Andy Burnham should be afraid of. It’s his own MPs

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Stubborn, arrogant, a genius: France’s De Gaulle epic shows up the tepidity of our politics

The man who led Free France during Nazi occupation was single-minded to the point of obstinacy. But he believed in his own power to make history, says Guardian Europe writer Alexander Hurst

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Cost-shifting saga shocks

Reports that authorities have shifted the energy costs for public streetlights onto consumers are shocking.

Bangkok Post

Thailand's trade deficit isn't transitory

This article is intended to rebuke the Bank of Thailand (BoT) and those who believe Thailand's trade deficits are "transitory" and will return to a surplus once oil prices fall back to normal levels.

Bangkok Post

How (not) to conserve our tropical forests

Six months after last year's United Nations Climate Conference (COP30), the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) has gone from being a headline-grabbing promise to a test of whether climate finance can survive contact with markets, politics, and time.

Bangkok Post

Albania's 'Flamingo Revolution': Will protests stop Trump family luxury resort plan?

Can citizens of Albania – population 2.4 million – push back against their own government and the Trump family? Albanians are accusing the US president’s son-in-law and his wife of capitalizing on their connections to build a luxury resort on protected coastline along the Adriatic Sea. Launching what activists have…

France 24

The Guardian view on priorities for a new prime minister: foreign policy cannot be an afterthought

Editorial: Keir Starmer came to power without a strategic concept of post-Brexit Britain’s place in the world. His successor must not repeat that mistake

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Islamophobia: political rhetoric is fuelling hate crime

Editorial: Muslims in the UK, Europe and the US are increasingly fearful and frustrated as targeted attacks rise. Others must speak out

The Guardian - UK

NZ’s wealthiest donors set to rethink giving

The policy affects only a handful of New Zealand's biggest donors. The question isn't how many people are affected - it's whether they'll change how, when and where they give.

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Why satellites should be in our orbit

Comment from Auckland University: NZ already depends on satellite technology but we’re not yet asking the harder questions about resilience, governance, and risk

The Guardian - UK

I grew up watching Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova – this tale of their friendship wrecked me

Chris was my first tennis love, but it was Martina who broke my heart. What a joy to watch these legends still fighting on, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

I’m torn between supporting my two national teams in the World Cup – and the pain is very real

England v Croatia was a marathon of misery, as both lay claim to my loyalty. If they play each other again, I’m praying for a draw

The Guardian - US

The Democratic party is being hit by a leftist tidal wave

The party’s leadership is deeply out of touch with its base. A leftist politics of collective struggle is cresting across the US

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The Independent UK

Homophobic attacks are an affront to any civilised society

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: A documentary by The Independent exposing the brutal blackmailing of gay and trans people in Nigeria should be required viewing for Britain’s incoming administration. It’s also a reminder of how properly funded international development can send a powerful signal to the world

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I was wary of driverless cars and their tech overlords – but they could give me a different future

For those of us who can’t drive due to disabilities, the drawbacks of these vehicles are vastly outweighed by the possibilities they offer, says freelance writer Gabriel Stewart

The Guardian - US

The weirdest things a leak revealed about Peter Thiel’s secret club

The Dialog society grades its attendees on a hidden scale, tackles issues from sex to world wars, and offers matchmaking

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Is the world about to be overrun by trans mice? Not if congresswoman Nancy Mace has anything to do with it

Mace’s TRANS MICE Act is designed to end ‘radical transgender-related experiments on animals’. But is this all a stupid misunderstanding, asks Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - US

What are Trump’s connections to the Tate brothers exactly?

According to Heidi Blake in the New Yorker, the Tate and Trump circles have overlapped at Mar-a-Lago. What does that mean?

The Guardian - US

If an AI chatbot misleads you, who is to blame?

A court in Germany found that Google was responsible for what its chatbots say in search summaries. This is the accountability we need

Evening Standard

OPINION - Think this heatwave is bad? It's got nothing on the summer of 1976

London’s boiling over — and not for the first time

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