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The blogosphere is in full bloom. The rest of the internet has wilted

As blogging pioneer Dave Winer’s site turns 30, it’s a reminder that good writing and thinking has flourished beyond the reach of social media

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In the US, rats could soon have better birth-control access than women

New York is pushing birth control to curb its rodent problem – at a time when women’s reproductive rights in other US states are under attack. Oh, the irony

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When will this horror end? When Israel realises that the cost of destroying us is too high

One day Israelis will grasp that endless war against Palestinians doesn’t work, says lawyer and writer Raja Shehadeh

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One year on from 7 October, our panel considers: what next for the Middle East?

There are so many players and so many imponderables. Truly it is a region on a knife edge

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The Guardian view on Britain ceding the Chagos Islands: a welcome step towards justice

Editorial: Transferring sovereignty to Mauritius paves the way for some to return, but islanders need a voice, reparations and rights in the UK

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The Guardian view on Boris Johnson: once he was his party’s future – not now

Editorial: The former Tory leader hopes his memoirs will keep him in the political spotlight, but he is no longer the Tory asset he once was

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Peter Dutton needs reminding that rights we hold dear don’t come with a caveat

The opposition leader has been happy to criticise police over Hezbollah protests and to ignore the provisions of the hate-speech laws

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I, for one, will never say no to daylight savings – it feels a bit like cheating time

I have some great memories of evenings spent lapping up that extra sun. These days it means walking along the coast or swimming after work

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OPINION - The Standard View: Chagos Islands deal is a just and sensible outcome

The sun will finally set on the British empire. The UK Government’s decision to hand sovereignty of the Chagos islands to Mauritius will mean that, for the first time in hundreds of years, there will be a moment in the day when all British possessions will be in darkness.

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‘Baby brain’? ‘Fussy eater’? By dispelling such myths, science is taking the shame out of parenting

Most childcare advice is simply opinion; research based on data and evidence is the liberation we need, says author Lucy Jones

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In Gaza, we have one question for the rest of the world: aren’t we human, just like you?

Every night we huddle together and pray our building doesn’t collapse over us. Who will stop this war – and give us a future?

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OPINION - Jordan Peterson: my message to the Jews

Beware your liberal values — those you see as allies are the vultures waiting for your demise, says author Jordan Peterson

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Hurricane Helene is a humanitarian crisis – and a climate disaster

Behind the violence of extreme weather is that of the fossil fuel industry, and Americans are suffering for it

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Two men have re-engineered the US electoral system in favor of Republicans

If the right strews constitutional chaos over the certification of this presidential election, two people will have cleared the path

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Yes, Andrew Tate is a misogynist, but his real game is exploiting men’s vulnerabilities for cash

It is a con women know well, yet it is important to recognise that men can also be its victims, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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The busiest passenger air route in the world? Go on, guess

You probably won’t have heard of it, but there are 225 flights there a day

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Disabled Palestinians are facing horrors piled upon horrors. I think of their suffering every day

With every bombing, more people are left to survive without the devices and medications they need, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Starmer is boxing himself in over Europe – and putting approval ratings above young people’s futures

The PM seems to think embracing youth mobility would make him look soft on migration. Perhaps he should grow a backbone, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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A brutal year and a tale of two Israels: the one that is feared and the one that is fearful

There is a yawning gap between how the world sees Israel and how Israelis see themselves. If only each could see through the other’s eyes, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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OPINION - 18 ways we could instantly improve London — if we only bothered

If you’re going to stink the place up, the law should say that you have to pass the chips around the carriage. That will either stop the selfish maw-stuffers or make it more bearable for everyone else.

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No, anti-Islamophobia envoy can’t ‘prosecute’ people for insulting Islam

Aftab Malik’s role is an advisory one.

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The end of privacy is just an unintended consequence of Mark Zuckerberg’s actions

The future of computer technology and the past of publishing identifying information online has paved the way for identifying anyone instantly.

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Deeming v Pesutto has unwittingly documented the Liberal Party’s internal chaos

From multiple secret recordings to accusations of lying, the Victorian Liberals have reaffirmed what we already knew: they’re in shambles.

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