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The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves and the EU: the right ambition is held back by outdated red lines

Editorial: The chancellor makes a compelling case for alignment with the EU, but her strategic analysis isn’t matched with political urgency in Downing Street

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The Guardian view on the legacy of Jürgen Habermas: philosophical sustenance for illiberal times

Editorial: In an age of demagogues and big tech, the work of one of Germany’s greatest scholars points the way to a new politics of the human

The Guardian - UK

I didn’t know how much I needed work until I lost it. But now I’ve learned to love Mondays again

After years of scrabbling about for jobs, I’m happy I have the right work/leisure balance, says Adrian Chiles

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Trump wants to strongarm Nato into a new Gulf war. Here’s why Europe must resist

If Europe is sucked into this illegal conflict with Iran, public support for rearmament could collapse – and only Putin will benefit, says Armida van Rij of the Centre for European Reform

The Guardian - UK

The BTS comeback album is almost here – and you best believe I’m slipping back into my K-pop obsessive era

I used to be embarrassed by my teenage fandom of the Korean boyband. Now I look back at that version of myself with so much softness

The Guardian - AU

Labour promised change for Britain. We are running out of time to deliver it

A speech delivered last night by Labour’s former deputy prime minister has intensified the debate about the party’s future

The Guardian - UK

European resistance to US foreign policy over the decades

As European countries reject Trump’s call for help to reopen strait of Hormuz, a look back at previous tensions between the western allies

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In a dangerous world, Britain needs its diplomats more than ever – this is no time to axe them

Cut off from Europe by Brexit and cast adrift by Donald Trump, maintaining diplomatic expertise and connections is crucial, says author John Kampfner

The Guardian - UK

Trump needs to reject Netanyahu’s quest for a forever war

Instead of regime change, all the bombing has produced so far is regime reinforcement and no end in sight

The Guardian - US

Millions of Americans might lose access to birth control. Why?

Untold numbers will get sick as a result. Clinics are scrambling, and no one seems to be able to explain why this is happening

The Guardian - US

Interest rates are not the tool to solve the inflation caused by the US’s war with Iran

We’ve been here before with Covid and Ukraine. Making borrowing more expensive won’t work – only price controls, caps and public ownership can do that, says Josh Ryan-Collins, a professor at UCL

The Guardian - UK

Who in Hillary Clinton’s team thought it would be a good idea to capitalise on the Jeffrey Epstein case?

Tasteless political merch is nothing new to Donald Trump, but it’s a particularly bad look if you’re married to Bill Clinton, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Trump now calls war reporting ‘treason’. His attacks on the press are escalating fast

The US president is using the language and the strategy of authoritarians once again

The Guardian - US

As Israel prepares to implement the ‘Gaza model’ in Lebanon, where is the international reaction?

This is not the time for empty condemnations but sanctions and arms embargos, says Ben Reiff, deputy editor of +972

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Trump is being schooled on the limits of US power – but he is a slow learner

Last year it was China’s answer to tariffs, now it’s Iran’s retaliation to airstrikes – ‘America First’ keeps foundering on global economics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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It is small, stable and a European success story. So why is Slovenia turning its back on liberalism?

Janez Janša would be another illiberal threat to the EU if he wins on 22 March, says Slovenian writer Ana Schnabl

The Guardian - AU

The RBA is asking Australians to show restraint. They may want to take their own advice

We are all living in uncertain times, so we expect decisions to be made with a high degree of caution. That applies to the central bank and interest rates

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Brexit was bad for Britain – Labour must now declare our future is back in Europe

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to be congratulated on her analysis of the parlous state of the economy – but she must go further and faster in aligning the UK with the EU

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The Guardian view on the fragile politics of the union: Labour’s woes have consequences beyond Westminster

Editorial: Following May’s elections, first ministers committed to independence could be in place in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast

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The Guardian view on falling donations to charity: rising living costs are part of the problem, but not all of it

Editorial: Lack of confidence in the voluntary sector seems linked to a more general fraying of social bonds

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Meningitis is back – and here is why

After two deaths, it’s right to be concerned and to discuss investment in public health. But our system is good and it’s working, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

We get it, RFK Jr: you have abs. Now enough with the slopaganda

While the health secretary posts shirtless workouts and AI videos, he should be focusing on soaring cases of measles, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Talk is precious: in the age of communication collapse, Jürgen Habermas’s message remains vital

The philosopher, who has died aged 96, was often caricatured as a consensus-seeking liberal. But his belief in the need for shared understanding had a radical underpinning, says German philosopher Eva von Redecker

The Guardian - AU

Honey as a superfood: can it really heal wounds, fight superbugs and provide sweet relief for coughs?

While it’s not effective as an antibiotic, some evidence suggests honey can help with wound healing – but good-quality research is lacking

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In the midst of crisis, what should the PM do next? Be a statesman abroad and courageous at home

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