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By sanctioning journalists, the Kremlin admits how much the truth hurts

I’ve been accused of ‘anti-Russia narratives’ but Russia has many stories – including resistance against tyranny, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Why I'm fleeing my Ladbroke Grove flat this Carnival

I've always wanted to enjoy the weekend, it's one of the reasons I moved to the area, but seeing the aftermath each year has put me off

Evening Standard

Trump’s presidential philosophy is government by shakedown

The president’s strategy is straight out of the authoritarian playbook. Congress and the courts must put a stop to it

The Guardian - US

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OPINION - Labour is draining the life out of London - and by consequence the whole country

While MPs are enjoying their summer holidays, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been busy trying to plug a growing budget shortfall. Unable to cut spending because of backbencher fury, inevitably she will look to increase taxes.

Evening Standard

Canada finally faces a basic question: how do we defend ourselves?

For centuries, Canada hasn’t needed to prioritize its military. But the US transformation calls for a Finland-style approach

The Guardian - US

Asylum seekers are being targeted – and so are those who help them. It’s a disturbing new reality

Far-right influencers are menacing charities and individuals to further isolate the people we work with. Ensuring safety is now part of the job, says Enver Solomon of the Refugee Council

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s show of unity at the White House is a plus for Ukraine, but peace is still a distant dream

As Russian drones and missiles continue to rain down death, the prospect of a Putin-Zelenskyy meeting seems unlikely, says author Andrey Kurkov

The Guardian - UK

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Netanyahu is now gambling with more than just hostages’ lives

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The Israeli prime minister is good at finding excuses and distractions to avoid committing to the most minimal of peace agreements, or to stop his siege of Gaza City – it is time he took a risk for peace

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on GCSE results: the Covid generation has surpassed expectations

Editorial: Schools deserve praise, but fresh ideas are needed to shrink the attainment gap between rich and poor areas

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Conservative asylum policy: the moderate Tory tradition faces extinction

Editorial: Kemi Badenoch is presiding over the collapse of a party that was once a broad church into a narrow hardline sect

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I grew up on a typical London estate. This is how it changed me

Growing up on an estate in London as a young child, summer holidays consisted of a 10-to-10 shift. Playing outside, that is. I’d only return home for toilet breaks, to chug down water and beg my mum for £1 to buy my crisps, chocolate and fizzy drink combo. And on…

Evening Standard

As William moves to Forest Lodge, an era of pushbike royals beckons. Will that save the monarchy?

By eschewing living in Buckingham Palace and suggesting ‘the firm’ be heavily scaled back, the prince has a survival plan that might work, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

My dad died suddenly while I was in Japan. A memory of him lives on in my fridge

Still in its torn packet, the cheese has evolved into something other than food. I refuse to imagine the meal when I finish it

The Guardian - AU

Who decides when and where you work? The battle is raging in Whitehall, and the result may affect us all

The dispute over hybrid working at the Office for National Statistics is becoming a key test of worker power, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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No POSH Act: Why women remain unsafe in India’s political parties

On August 1, a bench of two Supreme Court judges, including the Chief Justice of India, disposed of a writ petition on bringing political parties under the purview of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Notting Hill Carnival has a secret power

Weeks before Carnival begins, the city is already stirring. In school halls, children stamp out dance steps their great grandparents refused to forget. In community centres, men and women bend wire, cloth and sequins, working through the night because culture does not build itself. In the pan yards, steelbands play…

The Guardian - US

Trump needs to understand what the war in Ukraine is really about

It’s not about Nato or the Soviet Union. It’s about democracy.

The Guardian - UK

My husband is a lamp guy. But I will defend the Big Light for ever

Let me be the lone voice of reason: I do not want to turn on five lamps to achieve the amount of light the Big Light delivers, says freelance writer Coco Khan

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The Guardian - UK

School uniforms were meant to be the great leveller – how does a £400 bill do that?

The cost of a suit, tie and PE kit is simply too much for many parents. Something practical, sustainable and affordable shouldn’t be too much to ask, says Guardian Opinion assistant editor Lucy Pasha-Robinson

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I’m a legal refugee in Britain. So why am I always being treated like a criminal?

I’ve met wonderful people here who make me feel that I belong – but there are now many who see asylum seekers as an easy political target, says film-maker Ayman Alhussein

The Guardian - UK

Can a nation in crisis rely on the baby boomer generation to step up? I think the UK is about to find out

A raid on property wealth and pensions is being signalled by the Treasury, and it has sound reasons for doing just that, says Phillip Inman, the Guardian’s senior economics writer

The Guardian - UK

In Norway we see ourselves as ethically virtuous – so why is our oil wealth enabling genocide?

With an election looming, will politicians finally listen to the majority who want to divest from Israeli arms companies, asks Oslo academic Sindre Bangstad

The Guardian - AU

Something is rotten in Australia’s tertiary education. And UTS’s suspension of teaching courses is one of its biggest disgraces

If preparing teachers for NSW during an ongoing teacher shortage isn’t a public good, what is?

The Independent UK

Solving the asylum question is suddenly even more urgent

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Following a High Court ruling, tens of thousands of migrants living in hotels around the country may need rehousing with near-immediate effect. But opposition politicians looking to point-score will only dial up tensions and make an already difficult situation for the police even more combustible

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Epping hotel ruling: asylum seekers must not be treated as pariahs in a Faragian Britain

Editorial: The high court decision to block the housing of migrants in an Epping hotel heralds a dangerous new phase in a radicalised debate

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