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The Queen is dead, long live the King – or are the monarchy’s days numbered?

The public show of devotion after the Queen’s death suggests our love of the royal family is still strong. But could the reign of Charles III be the moment the republican cause has been waiting for?

The Guardian - UK

Against all odds, Lionel Messi has one last shot at World Cup glory with Argentina

Questions remain for Lionel Scaloni’s side but there is a growing sense that a glorious finale could be on the cards

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: at least 730 protesters detained in Russia; Europe urged to accept Russians fleeing draft – as it happened

Arrests made in 32 cities at rallies against mobilisation; border crossings from Russia to Finland have doubled and 10km queue reported at frontier with Georgia

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Penis straws and obscene quilts: the artist turning junk into a queer church

Paul Yore’s spectacular installations are arresting, playful and nostalgic – but look a little deeper to find a darker message

The Guardian - AU

Colombian leader’s promise of ‘total peace’ may prove too ambitious

Little-known militia groups have surfaced to declare their willingness to strike peace deals – and reap ceasefire rewards

The Guardian - US

Thursday briefing: How to make sense of Putin’s nuclear threats

Putin has mobilised reservists and is threatening to use nuclear weapons, but is he serious – and what is really at stake?

The Guardian - UK

‘I feared for my life’: Liverpool fans on their Champions League final traumas

As part of the Guardian’s project on what happened in Paris on 28 May, three Liverpool supporters recall their experiences

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‘I should eat more vegetables’: living with diabetes in rural China

Li acknowledges the link between his changing diet and his diabetes, a disease that costs him a large chunk of his income in medical bills

The Guardian - AU

In Pictures: The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II

Services for Britain's longest-serving monarch took place at Westminster Abbey, followed by a procession through London. Leaders from around the world gathered to honor her.

WEKU

‘Inconvenient truths’: Berlin’s Humboldt Forum faces up to its colonial past

The revamped museum fully opened on Friday, its looted Benin bronzes now repatriated to Nigeria. Yet are films, replicas and involvement of indigenous communities more than just window dressing?

The Guardian - UK

Andrey Kurkov: from novelist to Ukraine’s travelling spokesman

The Ukrainian novelist who has thrown himself into touring the world to make the case for his nation talks borscht and politics

The Guardian - UK

Andrey Kurkov: dispatches from a country under siege

In Diary of an Invasion, the Ukrainian novelist has documented Russia’s attack on his homeland. In these extracts, he recounts the first weeks of the conflict

The Guardian - UK

Mourners are waiting for hours in a 5-mile queue to say farewell to Queen Elizabeth

Citizens from across the U.K. have traveled to London ahead of Elizabeth's state funeral on Monday to pay their respects in person to Britain's longest-serving monarch.

WEKU

Thursday briefing: What’s behind Sweden’s lurch to the right

In today’s newsletter: A country that once favoured open borders and internationalism has embraced anti-immigration rhetoric – and now a political party with extremist roots has come to power

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A year on from Aukus, doubts grow about its future as China muscles up

While some progress has been made, analysts fear China is leaping ahead in capabilities and the defence department doesn’t sense the urgency

The Guardian - UK

Mourners warned queues to see Queen’s coffin could last 30 hours

Wristbands, airport-style security and three miles of fencing to regulate mourners, in security operation that took decades to plan

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‘There hasn’t been closure’: India mourns Queen but awaits apology

In largest Commonwealth country, personal affection for Elizabeth II mingles with need for recognition of British colonial atrocities

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Wednesday briefing: How the police overstepped with republican protests

In today’s newsletter: People have been arrested for marginal acts of protest following the Queen’s death, raising worrying questions about police conduct

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The Guardian - AU

Russian intelligence officers and military commanders flee Crimea, Kyiv claims – as it happened

Russian intelligence officers and military commanders in south ‘urgently resettling families’, Ukraine claims

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The 74th Emmy awards ceremony wraps up – as it happened

Succession, The White Lotus, Squid Game and Ted Lasso the big winners of the evening

The Guardian - AU

As Māori language use grows in New Zealand, the challenge is to match deeds to words

While the sight and sound of te reo Māori is becoming common in Aotearoa, advocates say the journey to a bilingual society is only beginning

Daily Mirror

Kardashian-Jenner family scandals and the truth behind them as Ray J speaks out

It has been around 15 years since Kim Kardashian's explosive sex tape with ex-boyfriend Ray J was leaked but it's still being spoken about over a decade later

Financial Times

The Merge: a blockchain revolution or just more hype?

Ethereum’s switch to a greener system is seen by crypto enthusiasts as a long-awaited chance to prove critics wrong

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: PM says ‘not the time’ for republic debate, anti-corruption law on hold, Ukraine fightback

Monday: Queen’s death puts end-of-year timeline in doubt for Labor’s integrity commission legislation. Plus: the rise of astro-tourism in Australia

Daily Mirror

'Sportswashing' Saudi Arabia could bid for 2030 World Cup despite horror mass executions

Reports that Saudi Arabia could lead a joint bid for the 2030 FIFA World Cup have sparked criticism that the nation continues to land major sporting events despite its appalling record on human rights

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