Saudi-Iranian detente is fragile but potential for the Middle East is huge Should rapprochement solidify it could augur well for Yemen, Lebanon and Syria – and spell disaster for Israel The Guardian - UK · May 8, 2023
Coronation fashion: a royal catwalk show to launch King Charles’s Britain Tone is set by king and queen in royal regalia, but sword-wielding Penny Mordaunt steals limelight The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2023
Indian troops ordered to ‘shoot on sight’ amid violence in Manipur Thousands evacuated to army camps as authorities struggle to bring inter-ethnic tensions under control The Guardian - UK · May 5, 2023
Italian foreign minister calls off Paris visit over ‘insults’ from France Move comes after French interior minister accuses Italy’s PM of lying to voters over migration The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2023
‘Proud to be involved’: the Ukrainians making uniforms for the coronation Ten refugees from Ukraine are working at Kashket & Partners, a firm creating uniforms for King Charles’s coronation The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2023
Fire and concrete: will France’s model of radical climate protest catch on? As campaigning hots up around the world once again, eyes have been turning to the country that is taking things further The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2023
Swan wrangling and ‘steamy trysts’: the unusual lives and jobs of the king’s entourage The Windsors come with a very large staff, some of whom may be visible this weekend at King Charles’s coronation. But don’t dust off your CV – you probably don’t qualify The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2023
‘We can’t remain silent’: journalists refuse to give up despite Taliban terror Since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, one-third of journalists have left, while those who remain live with threats, attacks, unlawful detention and extortion The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2023
Blocked, censored, jailed or laid off: why it’s never been harder to be a journalist On World Press Freedom Day, readers can make a difference to struggling independents via supporter models that beat the censors The Guardian - UK · May 3, 2023
Broken by the bends: the deadly toll on Honduras’s Indigenous lobster divers Driven by poverty to work in the dangerous fishing industry with inadequate equipment, Miskitos all too often end up paralyzed or dead The Guardian - US · May 2, 2023
At least 108 police injured and 291 held in May Day protests in cities across France Teargas fired amid clashes as unions turn traditional marches into anti-government protest against pension reform The Guardian - UK · May 1, 2023
Morning Mail: Student loan ‘scam’ targeted ‘poor kids’, Sudan fighting spreads, coronation oath row Graduates say they’re still struggling to pay off debts racked up under a controversial 1990s scheme; food prices rise again The Guardian - AU · Apr 30, 2023
Alldritt inspires La Rochelle to victory over Exeter to set up Leinster final Grégory Alldritt inspired La Rochelle to a 47-28 victory over Exeter to set up another Champions Cup final against Leinster The Guardian - UK · Apr 30, 2023
The journalist’s dilemma: ‘I came home to tell Sudan’s story to the world: I don’t want to leave now’ One writer describes the shock of seeing the streets where she lives peppered with bullets The Guardian - UK · Apr 30, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Apr 30, 2023 The Russo-Ukrainian War by Serhii Plokhy review – deeply personal study of ‘an old-fashioned imperial war’ The great chronicler of Ukraine breaks new ground in his rigorous and elegant analysis of Europe’s biggest conflict since 1945 – and its impact on friends and family
The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2023 Could AI save the Amazon rainforest? Conservationists in the Brazilian Amazon are using a new tool to predict the next sites of deforestation – and it may prove a gamechanger in the war on logging
The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2023 Bringing football home to Iraq could represent a return to global stage The last time a World Cup qualifier was hosted in Baghdad was in 2001 but their Gulf Cup success represents a chance to show Iraq is ready to stage matches
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2023 White rhinos for sale, one careful owner: tycoon looks for a billionaire to buy his conservation ranch South African magnate hopes there will be bidder in auction who prefers 1,993 rare creatures to a superyacht
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2023 Charles Leclerc takes impressive pole for Ferrari at Azerbaijan Grand Prix Charles Leclerc claimed pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, threading the needle on the streets of Baku for F1’s first sprint race weekend of the season
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2023 First Thing: Senate investigation into Brett Kavanaugh assault claims contained serious omissions 2018 investigation claimed there was ‘no evidence’ behind claims of sexual assault. Plus, Jerry Springer’s legacy
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2023 Malign actors could ‘hyper-charge’ Sudan conflict, say ex-envoys Former ambassadors and analysts say lasting ceasefire vital to thwart attempts to capitalise on unrest
The Guardian - US · Apr 27, 2023 Paraguay looks for change as election looms. But that’s not on the ballot Setbacks for the long-ruling Colorado party have opened up the presidential race, but critics say the opposition lacks coherent policies
Daily Mirror · Apr 25, 2023 What happened to Arsenal's last FA Youth Cup winners as Gunners try to end 14-year wait More than a decade after the club's most recent FA Youth Cup win, Arsenal's latest batch of youngsters have an opportunity to cover themselves in glory against West Ham
The Guardian - AU · Apr 25, 2023 Aurora Australis lights up New Zealand skies in spectacular ‘solar tsunami’ Huge burst of energy released by the sun gives New Zealand its best southern lights show in years
The Guardian - UK · Apr 24, 2023 Abuses ‘still rife’: 10 years on from Bangladesh’s Rana Plaza disaster Campaigners say safety has improved but brands need to do more for workers’ rights and pay as survivors recount tragedy