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I risked my life to cross the Channel because I believed in British justice. But Britain is abandoning me

The government has been trying to send me back to France under the “one in, one out” policy. The threats to my life there don’t seem to matter

The Guardian - UK

I had an eye-opening experience in the queue for a pub toilet

There was the struggle to make chitchat, a whiff of humiliation – and a sobering recognition of what women have to put up with

The Guardian - UK

Here’s how to fix America’s immigration system. Trump’s path is not the solution

A grand bargain on immigration could address problems with both the old approach and Trump’s new approach

The Guardian - US

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The IMF’s banal language is sane-washing an economic crisis created by the egomaniacal Donald Trump

Their latest report makes no mention of Greenland, Venezuela, or even Trump. This is just a pretence that normality continues

The Guardian - AU

Why are British people so obsessed with bins?

Our nation’s fascination with rubbish knows no bounds – as was proved by one recent online debate, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

World leaders in Davos must stand up to Trump. This is their chance

The world needs global leaders to clearly and firmly denounce the havoc Trump is wreaking on the US and international order

The Guardian - US

Mark Carney calls out the rules-based global order lie, but only after it hurts middle powers

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent special address to the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, has sent geopolitics watchers and commentators into a tizzy. He did something political leaders seldom do: he delivered a mea culpa.

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Enough appeasement: Britain needs its own ‘trade bazooka’ to take on Donald Trump

It’s time to stand up for ourselves. With targeted action and tariffs, we can help push back the bully-in-chief, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

The Guardian - UK

So a cow can use a stick to scratch its backside. When will we learn that humans are really not that special?

Veronika’s improvised grooming device has caused great surprise – but that tells us more about humans than cows, says science writer Helen Pilcher

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump is not forgetting America’s old alliances – his goal is to destroy them

European leaders who know their continent’s history must now see that the US president is siding with the forces of tyranny, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

As I navigated the hazy days of early parenting, voice messages from friends kept me afloat

A phone call feels impossible amid the busyness of motherhood, but a quick voice note? That I can manage

The Guardian - AU

My friends in Italy are using AI therapists. But is that so bad, when a stigma surrounds mental health?

State provision for psychological health services is lamentable. Until things improve, let’s not judge those who turn to an app for help, says Italian author Viola Di Grado

The Guardian - UK

Tech bros have made us lonely. I’m fighting back by getting off social media and talking to strangers

Connections can be found anywhere: the local cafe, the dog park and community events

The Guardian - AU

After an irascible first year, Donald Trump is more dangerous than ever

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: His fury keeps spilling over, and it fell to Emmanuel Macron to spell out that Europe ‘prefers respect to bullies’ and ‘the rule of law to brutality'

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The transatlantic order is crumbling. Greenland is a moment of great rupture

Trump’s demand for Greenland is a throwback to the 1884 Berlin conference: a transaction of land and people driven by a might makes right worldview

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the French far right: mainstream parties are running out of time

Editorial: A Paris appeals court will decide if Marine Le Pen can stand in next year’s presidential election. But legal troubles have not damaged the fortunes of her party

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on food security: Britain can no longer trust markets alone

Editorial: As climate and geopolitics shocks bite, countries are rebuilding food buffers. The UK clings to neoliberal ideas while households pay the price

The Guardian - UK

In the face of Trump’s threats, Britain’s best path is clearer than ever: hurry back to Europe

Labour must urgently seek new roles and alliances, while also enhancing the UK’s own military capabilities, says Stella Creasy, MP and chair of the Labour Movement for Europe

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The Guardian - UK

Is it ever a good idea to give someone a nickname?

A five-year-old girl has convinced her parents to legally change her real name to the nickname she prefers. But giving someone an unexpected epithet can come fraught with problems, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

Greenland’s tragedy: the dream of independence now looks like a trap laid by Donald Trump

Denmark and its former colony have a complex relationship, but for now they must speak with one voice against US colonial ambitions, says Rune Lykkeberg, editor-in-chief of the Danish newspaper Information

The Guardian - AU

Gut check: are at-home microbiome tests a way to ‘hack your health’ or simply a waste?

Spruiked by online influencers as a way of gaining insight into our health, experts say at-home tests oversimplify complex factors and can cause unnecessary distress

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OPINION - Let's transfer free transport from oldies to our struggling youth

Youth unemployment in London is at record levels; let’s help by giving discount travel to the young, not 60 year olds

The Guardian - UK

I am in Iran watching the protests and desperate for change. But I don’t believe the regime will fall

I wish I were wrong, but all I see is a paranoid state digging in, says our anonymous author

The Guardian - UK

Is this Labour party for rich investors or hard-working leaseholders? We must make that clear today

A titanic battle is raging to prevent us capping crippling ground rents that families have to pay, often to faceless companies. We must fight and win it, says MP and former deputy PM Angela Rayner

The Guardian - UK

Why are saunas suddenly everywhere? I think it’s to do with booze

People are serious about wanting to see each other without getting drunk – and they could be on to something, writes Zoe Williams

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