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Trump is no ‘strongman’ when it comes to Russia or Israel. If other democracies don’t step up, anarchy awaits

Putin and Netanyahu are creating chaos in the vacuum left by a weak US president. But there are still ways to foil them, says Guardian commentator Simon Tisdall

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Prince Harry and King Charles reconciling? Their feud was the only relatable thing about them

I may not live in a palace but I can say that even my most challenging of relatives has not slagged me off to Oprah, says freelance journalist Polly Hudson

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For the sake of the hostages, and all Palestinians and Israelis: ceasefire now

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The Independent has pledged not to look away from Gaza – we will continue to report the truth as we see it

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Women’s suffrage is apparently up for debate again in America

The country’s finest male intellectuals – including some in positions of power – are weighing in on the matter

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OPINION - Tim Berners-Lee: The internet needs compassion – and I have a solution

We need to regulate the most addictive algorithms, writes Tim Berners-Lee

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Skinny jeans are showing signs of a comeback. Please make it all stop

No item of clothing seems to go through revisions more than jeans. And the denim discourse is insufferable

The Guardian - US

US softens trade stance, but trust deficit will make India wary of hasty embrace

In the times of flux, there are only fleeting moments of diplomatic clarity. They have to be worked at harder. Such efforts often come from a firm mooring, a settled code that cuts through the maze. Of late, India has been trying to work its way through several such riddles.…

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‘Why did Daddy die?’ will never get easier for Charlie Kirk’s wife to answer

How do you explain to children about their dad’s violent death? Charlotte Cripps knows the agony at first hand

The Independent UK

Shocked by Epstein’s birthday book? That culture was everywhere before feminism

Feminism exposed the ubiquity of child abuse, rape, sexual harassment and domestic violence – and helped fight that culture

The Guardian - US

Autocrats and tech bros want to live for ever. Here’s how bleak that future could be

My novel explores the consequences of extreme longevity. Meanwhile, Putin and Xi are pondering immortality in real life, says writer-strategist Hanna Thomas Uose

The Guardian - UK

You haven’t felt the power of heavy metal until you’ve seen a room of grown men cry

Here in metal-mad Finland, I see the 50-year-old genre is still in rude health – and helping people see the light in dark times, says Mike Watson, media and art theorist based in Finland

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King tides, flooding, storms: the ocean that was once my playground and my teacher is now the source of my greatest fear

Taking action to stop climate change is not an act of charity. It is a legal obligation

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The Guardian view on Bolsonaro’s coup conviction: a landmark for Brazilian democracy – but this fight isn’t over

Editorial: Though the far-right former president has been held accountable for overseeing the plot, supporters at home and abroad still rally to his cause

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The Guardian view on fishing and nature: bottom-trawling boats don’t belong in conservation zones

Editorial: Sea life needs protection, and the UK’s current system of marine management isn’t up to it

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The US is on the brink of another era of political violence – and Donald Trump ‘couldn’t care less’

In their humane responses to the killing of Charlie Kirk, Democrats are observing the old norms. Things are different now: anger and division rule, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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It’s over and out (again) for Mandelson, but how many political lives does Starmer have left?

The PM’s decision to stand by Mandelson has done the unthinkable: united a fractured Labour party, in collective rage, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - US

Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday book is a horrifying document

Conspiracy theorists wonder about what Epstein and his powerful friends may have done to cover up his crimes. But they barely were covered up

The Independent UK

Sir Keir Starmer must escape the ‘chaos and confusion’ that brought down the Tories

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The sacking of Lord Mandelson has been another humiliation, and doubts about the prime minister’s leadership have begun to embolden his rivals – but the political battle is still far from lost

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OPINION - Grads: AI will come for your job... Unless you learn to use it

It has been a tortuous summer for thousands of recent graduates seeking their first ever professional role. If that’s you or someone you know, you’re not going crazy. There really are fewer jobs out there.

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Zohran Mamdani proudly embodies what I often feel alienated in: my own identity as an unapologetic Muslim and progressive

Watching from Australia, I feel both an elation at his win as well as exhaustion at the suspicion brown Muslims inevitably experience in the public sphere

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr does not just reject vaccines. He rejects science and must step down

Kennedy is unfit to be our nation’s leading public health official because he rejects the fundamental principles of modern science

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OPINION - Londoners don't want gambling shops on their high roads – just ask them

Hampstead has no betting shops, but in Brent we are inundated. This industry targets poor people – and we need to do something about it, writes Dawn Butler MP

The Guardian - US

Israel’s attack on Qatar proves Trump’s pledges of protection are worthless

Deadly airstrike was Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest move to obstruct peace negotiations, threatening Qatar’s role as intermediary

The Guardian - UK

It’s not too late: the House of Lords can still protect disabled people from this dangerous assisted dying bill

MPs passed it without sufficient safeguarding. If there is any point to the upper chamber, it is to give the legislation the open debate we need, says political journalist and author Lucy Webster

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Charlie Kirk’s shocking killing sets the stage for a dangerous federal crackdown

Maga leaders blame a mythically powerful left for political violence. Now, they are bent on destroying anyone who opposes them

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