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European leadership is needed where Donald Trump is failing

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The US president’s strategy is to achieve peace through Ukraine’s surrender – there is a better way

The Independent UK

The Observer view: Europe must now come of age as a global player

As Trump upends old alliances, Keir Starmer’s collaboration with EU leaders is welcome and should extend beyond defence

The Guardian - UK

The Sussexes have to earn their bread somehow, so let them make cake

With Love, Meghan is bad TV, but there are worse ways for a former royal to bring in the bucks than cooking up crostini

The Guardian - UK

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And the Academy award for most bashful Oscar contender goes to…

Whatever the buzz about their recent film performances, few actors will show they think their statuette is as good as won

The Guardian - UK

Being Putin’s stooge won’t win Trump a peace prize. The Order of Lenin, though, is in the bag

The strange warmth between the leaders has sent a chill globally at the prospect of a troika of authoritarian states

The Guardian - UK

The pink protest at Trump’s speech shows the Democrats aren’t coming to save us

The general reaction is that this was yet another stunning example of how spineless and performative the Democrats are

The Guardian - US

Andrew Tate is back in the US – and a model of Trump’s worldview

As the anti-woman influencer sees it, domination is its own end. Is it any surprise he’s a supporter of the president?

The Guardian - US

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When politicians tell us to focus on growth we need to ask: ‘Why, and for whom?’

Isolate growth from public good and you are simply planning for breakdown. My research shows that a resilient society should be rooted in wellbeing, not wealth, says former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams

The Guardian - UK

What do women really want from men? I delved into romantasy and found a good few clues

In these novels, the heroes are – to borrow a term from the fandom – cinnamon rolls: soft-hearted, sweet and, yes, delicious, says writer Max Fletcher

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The London Question: What happens if climate change gets out of control?

A little-known oceanic current could collapse — and wreak absolute havoc

Evening Standard

It is time to dramatically pick up the pace towards equality this International Women’s Day

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Progress towards equal opportunity is going backwards rather than forwards in many countries. In keeping with the theme this International Women’s Day, The Independent calls for accelerated action to redress the balance

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Trump and media: attention is power. Can Democrats grab it?

Editorial: The presidency is no longer just a ‘bully pulpit’. It’s become part of the disinformation machine

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on fixing England’s local democracy: reforming structures is the means, not the end

Editorial: There is a danger of vital policy getting tangled in ambitious government plans that combine council restructuring with devolution

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump is turning America into a mafia state

The pattern is inescapable – with just one caveat: organised crime bosses occasionally display more honour, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Military spending is touted as a remedy for Britain’s ailing economy. Here’s why it won’t work

Since the 1980s Britain’s military spending has grown in real terms, yet more than half of military jobs have been lost. The sector is hi-tech and low labour, says Khem Rogaly, a senior research fellow at the thinktank Common Wealth

The Guardian - UK

There are 1,000 grotesque memes of JD Vance – and they’re all more likable than the real thing

Angry, rude and addicted to web troll-ery, the vice-president has the Make America Awful Again portfolio. Seems a perfect fit, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

As a teenager, I was a victim of online ‘revenge porn’. Here’s how Britain should protect people like me

The UK’s current measures to stop non-consensual intimate image abuse are full of loopholes. We need new laws now , says writer Isabel Brooks

The Guardian - UK

When the horror stops, the key to peace in Gaza and Ukraine will be how power is shared

Constitution-building offers no headlines – but what it can do, history tells us, is stop countless people dying, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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The Guardian - US

No, ‘playing dead’ is the last thing Democrats should be doing

Party insiders are trying to make the case for doing nothing against Trump. That’s a colossal mistake

The Guardian - US

Trump is concentrating power. A key faction of judges supports the idea

The ‘unitary executive’ theory – backed by some conservative lawyers – is largely bogus. But it could wreak havoc on democracy

The Guardian - UK

As the youngest peer in the House of Lords, I have a bold plan for this place. Abolish it – me included

I came here a year ago because Plaid Cymru seeks to protect Welsh interests. But I think Labour should keep its vow and scrap this chamber, writes Baroness Smith of Llanfaes

The Guardian - UK

If Britain must rearm, how to pay for it? Stiffen the sinews; summon up the taxes

It will fall to Rachel Reeves and the Treasury to fund the PM’s crisis reset. I can help with that, as can John Maynard Keynes, writes Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Trump dreams of a Maga empire – but he’s more likely to leave us a nuclear hellscape

The US president’s new imperialism could make real the apocalyptic world depicted by cold war filmmakers

The Guardian - UK

It’s the age of regret: gen Z grew up glued to their screens, and missed the joy of being human

A generation who came of age online now feel deprived of real connections. The upside is they are doing something about it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - AU

I have been an AI researcher for 40 years. What tech giants are doing to book publishing is akin to theft

Companies claim this is ‘fair use’. I think it’s a digital heist

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