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The deliciously delusional popularity of Toowoomba pasta – a viral seafood dish inexplicably named for my home town

A plate created by Outback Steakhouse is now wildly popular in South Korea. This is as delightful as it is puzzling

The Guardian - AU

ICE agents have killed – again. The Trump administration blames the victim

An agent shot a woman in Minneapolis, causing vast and needless grief. Our country is diseased – but that is not the only truth

The Guardian - US

Trump’s Venezuela incursion has nothing to do with its freedom

Trump’s actions at home tell a different story – and they parallel many of Maduro’s own repressive moves

The Guardian - US

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OPINION - Dr Rangan Chatterjee: Talking to people on the tube could increase your longevity

If you want to be happy and healthy, there’s an easy solution, says TV presenter and bestselling author Dr Rangan Chatterjee

Evening Standard

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham set an important trend. Will other men follow?

Women have been double barrelling their names since the 15th century – and now men including Adam Ramsay Peaty are finally joining them, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

Here’s why Labour is struggling to deliver: the British state is immense, but pull the levers and nothing happens

At home, the machinery of government creaks badly – abroad, a leaden UK lags far behind dynamic competitors. A radical overhaul is needed, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

Want to scare a Hollywood star? Just set up a fundraiser in their name

More horrifying to a celebrity than any scandal is having the public believe they’re down on their luck. Just ask Mickey Rourke, says Emma Brockes

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Remembering Harry Griffin, doyen of the Guardian’s Country Diarists

It is 75 years since Harry’s first Lakeland diary appeared in the Guardian, something he was to go on and write for 53 years. Read about this remarkable journalist and a selection of his diaries

The Guardian - UK

Don’t dignify Trump with talk of a ‘new world order’ – there’s nothing new or ordered about this chaos

The US president’s grotesque theatrics on the world stage are an opportunistic distraction from his falling domestic ratings, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

Europe faces a pincer attack from White House ideologues backed by Silicon Valley and its far-right proxies

US tech bosses are exerting leverage on EU regulators via Trump and Vance. But Europe isn’t powerless, and it isn’t alone, says the Centre for European Reform’s Armida van Rij

The Guardian - UK

Trump is destroying the rules of international behaviour. Australia can – and must – act now

Australia has a long history of diplomacy and peacekeeping when things go pear-shaped. We need to saddle up again

The Guardian - AU

Megaphone diplomacy with Donald Trump only makes things worse for Greenland

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The United States does not need a 51st state to defend Nato’s interests. But as the president considers taking the vast Arctic territory by force, his allies must dissuade him from doing so – in private, and with some creative solutions

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The Guardian view on Britain and Europe: time to move together, faster and further

Editorial: The chaos that Donald Trump is causing in the world makes the case for continental solidarity and explicit repudiation of Brexit divisions

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on granting legal rights to AI: humans should not give house-room to an ill-advised debate

Editorial: Anthropomorphising tech helps Silicon Valley shares to soar, but our empathy should be directed to worthier causes

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We live in a surveillance culture – but why would I want to track my son or husband?

A campaign group of health professionals is urging parents to stop surveilling their children. I couldn’t agree more, writes Polly Hudson

Evening Standard

OPINION - Ban young males from driving their friends? It's worth thinking about

The Government’s road safety proposals are sane, though they don’t go far enough

The Guardian - UK

If Donald Trump thinks Greenland should be his, how long before he sets his sights on Scotland?

By the expansionist logic of the president and his advisers, the US is entitled to annex just about anywhere, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - US

The Trump doctrine exposes the US as a mafia state

The Venezuela incursion is in line with this logic, made even plainer as the US eyes Greenland

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Nicki Minaj’s Maga conversion is doing nothing for her career – or is it?

What has happened to the rapper’s sense of outrage? Maybe she’s looking for a presidential pardon, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Keir Starmer has a historic opportunity to fix this awful Brexit – if he follows this plan

The new bill giving ministers the power to align trade with the EU has huge practical and symbolic value. Let it herald a new and exciting ambition, says Naomi Smith, CEO of Best for Britain

The Guardian - UK

Let’s be clear: if the Palestine Action hunger strikers die, the government will bear moral responsibility

The three remaining hunger strikers have been convicted of nothing. Yet with astonishing cruelty, ministers refuse to listen to their reasonable demands, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Is Starmer’s reluctance to criticise Trump smart tactics – or the sign of a man without a plan?

The PM won’t call out Trump over Venezuela, and won’t commit to Europe. His refusal to choose leaves vital choices for Britain to be made by others, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Rosalía’s Lux is more than epic Catholic pop – it grapples with a world fraught with complexity and crisis

Behind its lavish ‘nun-core’ aesthetic, the Spanish star pushes us to think beyond good and evil – to see that we contain multitudes, says Spanish sociologist and writer Carlos Delclós

The Guardian - AU

Is your community bushfire-ready? In Cobargo after black summer we don’t just have a plan, we have one another

Fire preparation is more than clearing gutters and evacuation plans. It’s building solidarity in ordinary times so it’s there in extraordinary ones

The Independent UK

A divided coalition of the willing is no use to anyone

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Following the coalition of the willing’s Paris meeting, it is clear that the moment where Western powers feel fully confident about their own security has not yet been reached – but Donald Trump now knows that the future of Greenland is not for Washington to determine

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