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Donald Trump is remaking the world. But he really won’t like the result

As an erratic president imposes his international doctrine, countries are forging more stable alliances. His US will be weaker, not stronger, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Trump 2.0 is exposing American exceptionalism for what it is – and has always been

Guantánamo Bay? Imperialism? Alliances with billionaires? Those shocked at the president’s early moves have forgotten what came before, writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The west is complicit in the killing of children in Gaza

Letters: Readers respond to articles by Nesrine Malik and Seema Jilani about the horrific loss of children’s lives in Gaza

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Sudan’s army deserves the world’s support

Letters: Babikir Elamin rejects the claim that the country has ‘effectively collapsed into anarchy and fragmented fiefdoms’

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Goodbye to the lost children of Gaza. You were loved, you are remembered, you did not deserve it

There is no way to rationalise the horrors inflicted on Gaza’s innocent children. Now is the time to mourn them fully, says columnist Nesrine Malik

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We ignore Sudan at our peril. This campaign of mass murder and rape will have global consequences

Almost two years into the war, Sudan is facing anarchy, famine, genocide – and ambivalence from the rest of the world, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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A consensus is emerging: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Where is the action?

It may feel hopeless to see supportive states continue to back Israel, but bearing witness matters for future reckoning, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Things could go very wrong in Syria – they could also go very right. Let’s give its people optimism

With Assad gone, it’s important not to impose a negative script on what comes next. Syrians deserve support and hope, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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From Beirut to Khartoum, the Arab world is changing beyond our recognition

The Arab world is increasingly divided between those who are losing everything, and those who have everything, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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How anti-woke spin did the business for Donald Trump

Letters: Readers respond to Nesrine Malik’s article concluding that progressive stances on social issues were not responsible for Trump’s election win

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‘Woke’ didn’t lose the US election: the patrician class who hijacked identity politics did

Why is this simple explanation being so widely embraced? Because it does not require a commitment to real, structural change, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Behind Trump’s victory lies a cold reality: liberals have no answers for a modern age in crisis

As authoritarians triumph by lying and scapegoating, there is no hope for centrists doubling down on a broken neoliberal system, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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One thing I’m sure of: Harris ignored voters’ anger over Gaza, and it cost the Democrats dear

Imagine how isolated in their trauma Arab-American voters must have felt to turn to Trump. But that’s what happened, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Kemi Badenoch and the reality of Tory inclusivity

Letters: Paul McGilchrist and Prof John Denham examine Tory identity politics under Kemi Badenoch’s leadership. Plus a letter from Shaun Soper on the potential Conservative leader waiting in the wings

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We’re supposed to ‘put politics aside’ to celebrate Kemi Badenoch – but how can we?

There is a ritual of withholding all criticism when someone from an ethnic minority takes a position of power. That ritual has now become farce, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Friday briefing: The inside story of The Long Wave, the Guardian’s newsletter on Black life and culture

In today’s newsletter: Writer Nesrine Malik reveals how our weekly roundup for the global Black diaspora came into being, and explains the very personal reason she got involved

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The Guardian launches weekly newsletter dedicated to Black life and culture

The Guardian has today launched The Long Wave: a new newsletter delivering a weekly dose of Black life and culture around the world, written by Nesrine Malik and edited and co-written by Jason Okundaye.

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The lesson of Israel’s unfathomably cruel war: ours is still a world where might is right

All the protests and legalistic wins have been rendered meaningless by the relentless assault on north Gaza, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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I wish you could see the living nightmare in Palestine. But how much more must we see before something is done?

Those with the power to end this tragedy refuse to understand that Palestinians cannot submit to a fate of being subhuman, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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With Gaza in ruins and Lebanon under siege, what defence remains for Israel’s actions?

‘Existential threat’ is a thin excuse: the out-of-control force that is pushing the Middle East to the brink is Israel itself, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The cause of anti-racism is turned on its head when we’re debating coconuts in court

Marieha Hussain’s placard featuring Sunak and Braverman was political satire: she should never have been hauled in front of a judge to prove it, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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A Britain proud of its present and realistic about its past is taking shape: with the angry right trailing behind

Research shows a public less nationalistic, less ideological, with its own sense of national pride – and a media and political class out of sync, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Why are women who don’t have children an easy target?

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Nesrine Malik on society’s view of women without children

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The right’s obsession with childless women isn’t just about ideology: it’s essential to the capitalist machine

JD Vance’s comments on Kamala Harris reflect a stubborn debate in supposedly progressive societies, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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‘Brat’ Kamala or ‘dragon mother’ Pelosi? This meme machine is a risky strategy in a high-stakes election

The Democrats are hoping to win voters over on vibe alone. But feelings are fickle, and people could be persuaded either way, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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