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Pete Hegseth wants testosterone for his soldiers. Finally, some gender-affirming care

The defense secretary has announced a screening program for troops. Get ready for a high-T Department of War

The Guardian - US

If you have been listening to Suella Braverman and think Britain has gone bonkers, let me explain

The idea that former colonies should pay reparations makes perfect sense to the new right. But have they got the telescope the right way round, asks author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

The Guardian - UK

Cyclospora is easy for doctors to miss. The US made it even harder to spot

Last year the federal government downgraded active surveillance for this parasite. Now thousands are sick

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I started filling out a survey – and was plunged into serious soul-searching

I was full of positivity when I began reading the National Survey for Wales, but the questions quickly grew deeper and deeper, writes Adrian Chile

The Guardian - UK

Why does the US want to ‘dismantle’ the international criminal court?

Marco Rubio has offered nonsensical rationale in attacking the court. The Trump administration’s real goal is impunity

The Guardian - US

Burnham must learn from Starmer’s mistakes: Labour was elected to transform the economy, not just stabilise it

Devolution, tax, the EU and immigration: these are all opportunities for growth if Burnham abandons the excessive caution of the past few years, says economist Jonathan Portes

The Guardian - UK

Defence is the one public budget we dare not question – will Andy Burnham break this cycle?

Any boost for the military will be paid for by cuts elsewhere. Britain’s new PM should be careful he is not being sold a pup, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

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The most beautiful act of resistance I’ve seen: Madrid tenants fighting landlords with art

When an investment fund bought their building, the residents of Tribulete 7 protested in the only way they knew how – through radical creativity, says multimedia journalist Leah Pattem

The Guardian - UK

Flood fears vex Hat Yai

Warnings of monsoon rains have heightened fears of renewed flooding among Hat Yai residents, many of whom are still struggling to recover from last year's disaster amid delays in government assistance and concerns over unequal access to aid.

Bangkok Post

Border ceasefire is still not peace

The December 2025 ceasefire, agreed by the Cambodian and Thai governments to stop fighting along their land border, appears to be holding. While a ceasefire is welcome, it is no substitute for real peace. Real peace would allow the borders to open and trade, travel, and tourism to resume. I…

Bangkok Post

Lebanon deal risks renewed endless conflict

Late last month, Lebanon and Israel signed a framework agreement with the United States that Lebanon's chief negotiator, Nada Hamadeh Moawad, described as a "first step on the road to restoring Lebanese sovereignty and territorial integrity." But, as the agreement implicitly acknowledges, Israel is not the only threat to Lebanon's…

Bangkok Post

Honeymoon ends for PM Anutin

The honeymoon period of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul appears to be over. Just four months in Government House -- despite the Bhumjaithai Party's commanding majority in the Lower House -- his popularity has declined sharply.

Bangkok Post

These are the final days of Keir Starmer, a decent man

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As his chancellor Rachel Reeves fought back tears, the prime minister bade farewell to a party he changed for the better and a country he served to the best of his ability

The Independent UK

Fast food nation? French chicken chain row gets political

On this particular television channel we do love covering the French and their love affair with fine food. But truth be told, eating habits here vary wildly be it by necessity, choice or habit. Don't say it too loudly but France boasts Europe’s highest number of McDonalds per person. So…

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s farewell: a dignified departure and a necessary one

Editorial: The outgoing prime minister was on good form during his sometimes emotional last PMQs. But Labour MPs were right that change was needed

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on obesity: put public health before food industry pressure

Editorial: Obesity reflects prices, advertising and access, not simply weak willpower. Ministers must now act

Newsroom.co.nz

A governing party’s lament: Why don’t they appreciate us?

Campaign Observer column: Paul Henry coming to the rescue of Act stole the political limelight but for National a clear trend in the polls is a bigger worry

Newsroom.co.nz

Paul Henry and Act go on a magical mystery tour

Act is wasting little time in pressing its newest recruit, broadcaster Paul Henry into some nationwide action

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Paul Henry and Act go on a magical mystery tour

Comment: Act is wasting little time in pressing its newest recruit into some country-wide action, writes Mark Jennings.

The Guardian - UK

My neighbours and I were left with no water this week. Why was I the only one who seemed annoyed?

A burst pipe left me high, dry and desperate to wash my hair, writes Adrian Chiles. But around me, everyone seemed stoic and unsurprised - no rolling of eyes, tutting or, God forbid, speaking ill of the water company

The Guardian - UK

In Wales, I’ve seen what happens when devolution isn’t done right. Here’s what Andy Burnham must know

In my country, devolution has been the equivalent of giving someone a new electric car without the capacity to charge it. That can’t be the model for the whole UK, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward

The Guardian - US

Surviving extreme heat increasingly boils down to this: access to air conditioning

The next great climate divide will be between countries that have the resources to adapt and those that don’t

The Guardian - UK

Some advice for Andy Burnham? Crack down on ‘rip-off Britain’ – and make sure voters feel the benefits

Fining errant corporations is welcome – but when consumers are also getting shaken down on their local high street, it’s time for a new and boisterous approach, says Guardian Opinion assistant editor Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

Ali G is back. I really wish he wasn’t

Back in the day, he was funny. But that day was 24 years ago – and the character sits uncomfortably in a post-shame world, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - US

The Mitch McConnell mystery is solved. But it doesn’t look good for America

The senator is alive, a key requirement to maintain one’s job in the US Senate

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