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When the Thai government discusses the Land Bridge, the conversation almost always centres on GDP growth and economic returns. The mega-project, expected to cost at least 1 trillion baht, forms part of the planned Southern Economic Corridor, another effort to boost development in the South.

Bangkok Post

Reality of kids driving

The car crash that killed 10 monks on a pilgrimage in Mukdahan's Muang district was extremely horrifying. However, the real shock came after the details were released: the driver of the car, which was a pickup truck, was an 11-year-old boy diagnosed with autism.

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The Guardian view on Labour’s next chancellor: send for Ed Miliband

Editorial: Andy Burnham needs the Treasury to serve devolution, raise living standards and renew the economy. The energy secretary meets that test

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The Guardian view on how culture is taking on tech: the ultimate handheld device

Editorial: Transcription, the winner of the Orwell prize for political fiction, and Toy Story 5 show life before smartphones and screen time

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OPINION - Why I’m not surprised Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got married at Madison Square Garden

If you’ve ever been to a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden there’s one piece of small talk you’ll be practically guaranteed to hear: ‘You know the ice rink is right underneath.’ Conversely, if you’re there watching a bruised twenty-something-year-old New York Rangers player be taken off the…

Evening Standard

I used to revere the great experiment that is the United States. After Trump, I’m not so sure

On paper, the US constitution is a thing of beauty. But the would-be emperor in Washington has revealed its great weakness, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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What would our lives look like if we no longer had to work? As a thought experiment, I tried to imagine

The abundance that AI promises to deliver represents an enormous and radical opportunity – a chance to reconnect with the ancient project of how to live

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The US turns 250 and Taylor Swift gets married. I think we all know which is a bigger deal

The cultural phenomenon is beginning her latest era in a castle built inside Madison Square Garden. It’s the perfect celebration for our post-privacy age, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

It’s America’s 250th birthday. And Black Americans are sitting out the celebrations

The 250th anniversary is arriving among Black communities as a whisper instead of a roar

The Guardian - US

I’m putting creatine in my breakfast - but will it make me stronger, healthier and happier?

I am having the world’s most basic midlife crisis. I have not found God. I have found a fitness supplement that was once the preserve of male bodybuilders

The Guardian - UK

This is how seriously a patient’s skin colour can affect the quality of medical care they receive

New reporting from the Guardian has shed further light on the ‘ethnicity pain gap’. This is what has to be done to close it, says Devi Sridhar, global public health chair at Edinburgh University

The Guardian - UK

I’m in no mood to ‘celebrate’ America. Our country is broken and needs repair

America at 250 is not a finished monument, but a structure still under repair

The Guardian - US

Far from waging war on the south, PM Burnham could improve the lives of Londoners. Here’s how

The right wants to paint Manchesterism in terms of north v south – but poverty everywhere is solved by prioritising the public purse over private pockets, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Unpopular, unknown or undecided: Jacinta Allan and Jess Wilson have a lot of work to do to win over Victorian voters

The embattled Laborpremier and an opposition leader struggling to establish her identity need to define their vision for Victoria

The Guardian - AU

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OPINION - London Pride 2026: Let’s remember how much LGBTQ+ people give to this city

The LGBTQ+ community brings so much joy to this city… so join the parade

The Guardian - UK

Talk is of newlywed Taylor Swift taking a break from music. Did I take a nap and wake up in the 1950s?

After exchanging vows with Travis Kelce, the workaholic pop star probably won’t be staying home to admire the wedding silverware, says Laura Snapes, the Guardian’s deputy music editor

The Guardian - UK

How many more Lyhannas must there be before France takes child sexual assault seriously?

The outrage following the 11-year-old girl’s killing is justified. But the case reveals a deeper systemic neglect of child protection, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

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The closure of Canberra’s Afghan embassy is another blow to people on the brink of losing hope

After Kabul fell to the Taliban, consulates around the world became hubs of resistance. Now their light is dimming

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Star-spangled blowup? A divided United States commemorates 250 years

The world’s longest-running democracy is celebrating its 250th anniversary. It is a milestone for a United States that still seems like a new world to many Europeans. Since 1789, the US has been governed under the same constitution while in France, there have been five republics, three monarchies and three…

The Independent UK

The people smuggler who shows Brexit has made Britain less safe

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The case of Twana Jamal, a notorious trafficker who was convicted in France but who fled to the UK, is more than an embarrassment to the Home Office. It shows how much more there is to do to preserve the system from abuse

The Guardian - US

Conflicts of interest? Trump only has one interest: himself

The president made $2.2bn last year, with plenty of help from his own political decisions. This is called corruption, folks

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on lessons from Southport: people fixated on violence must not slip through the system

Editorial: Having ordered a public inquiry, it is right that ministers are taking its ideas about managing risks seriously

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on xenophobic violence in South Africa: anti-migrant politics can’t fix domestic problems

Editorial: Foreigners are not to blame for unemployment, crime and the state of public services. Leaders should have the courage to say so more clearly

Bangkok Post

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Re: "How to rescue Thailand economy", (Opinion, July 1).

Bangkok Post

'Middle powers' to fill the global gap?

By all accounts, the world we have inhabited is being disrupted, turned on its head, and set to its side. In all the think-tank and university-led discussions I have recently attended, it has become customary to acknowledge and lament the inexorable breakdown of the international system, in which conflict is…

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