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Modi govt touted tourism as normalcy. Pahalgam proved it was a mirage

April 22 will go down as yet another sad day in the history of Kashmir, already littered with memories of bloodshed and loss. Amid this landscape of brutality, the killing of over 26 tourists in Pahalgam’s picturesque Baisaran meadow in a terror attack stands out – not just for its…

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Albanese’s brand of cultural Catholicism harks back to an earlier Australia – but it’s also thoroughly modern

We don’t know if the prime minister marks the Catholic box on his census form. We do know that his heritage is meaningful to him

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It’s official – Donald Trump is bad for the world economy

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The IMF’s downgrade of global growth forecasts, a direct result of US tariffs, will only add to the pressure on chancellor Rachel Reeves to make the case during her visit to Washington for a fabled US-UK free trade agreement

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The Guardian view on the IMF’s warning: Donald Trump could cost the world a trillion dollars

Editorial: The US president’s economic agenda collides with fragile financial systems, triggering market fears, investor flight and developing nation chaos

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The Guardian view on Tunisia’s democratic regression: burying hope where the Arab spring began

Editorial: The sentencing of opponents and other public figures to as much as 66 years in prison highlights the president’s dismantling of political achievements

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OPINION - Why is being a NIMBY in London cool again? Stop trying to ban festivals in our parks

It’s a tale as old as time. For every fun aspect of London living, there is an angry mob of local residents that vehemently oppose it.

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Look to his stand on Gaza: Pope Francis gave us moral leadership in amoral times

With his outspokenness about Israel’s outrages, the late pope showed up the hypocrisy of the media and politicians, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The unwritten code of healthcare is that doctors don’t strike. Until now

Would you want to be treated by a hungry, distressed, sleep-deprived doctor? They need to be looked after – for their sake and ours

The Guardian - AU

For Trump, the message is all. No surprise he’s targeting NPR and PBS

Trump’s anti-media diatribes are part of the authoritarian playbook. Congress must reject his planned cuts

The Guardian - US

I hate the idea of British prison officers carrying stun guns – but it may be our only option

There’s little chance of rehabilitation in the UK’s dangerously depleted prison system. These weapons might at least keep staff and inmates safe, says former prison officer Alex South

The Guardian - UK

Tariffs will raise prices. But the climate crisis is the real inflation risk

As temperatures rise and countries back off their decarbonization efforts, we must confront a reality central banks can’t correct

The Guardian - US

Don’t believe the doubters: protest still has power

Demonstrations rarely lead to immediate policy change. But they are essential to building community and long-term resistance

The Guardian - US

Why a holiday in the US is out of the question

The US administration’s ‘reassuring’ words, after deporting two German teens, show the border authorities will have a problem with anyone who doesn’t echo their politics, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Hell is not other people – it’s being stuck in the ninth circle of an automated telephone service

Tuvalu is celebrating its first ATM, but here’s a warning from the UK, where human contact has been lost to the self-service age, says author Hilary Freeman

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It turns out you’re never too old to go Interrailing around Europe

Having missed out in my youth, I thought that was that – until I took a revelatory trip with my sons. We’re going again this year, says Guardian Opinion production editor Phil Mongredien

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s gen Z men aren’t monsters in the making – they just feel short-changed

Instead of alarmism or shaming, we need to create spaces where young men feel heard, challenged and supported

The Guardian - AU

Pope Francis’ approach did not win him friends within the church bureaucracy. But he lit the path for us all

While his legacy in confronting the sex abuse scandal is still incomplete, Francis demonstrated that change is possible and mercy can be real

The Independent UK

Pope Francis was the people’s pontiff. His successor must be too

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: As cardinals prepare to choose a new pope, they must not replace a moderniser with a traditionalist – and Pope Francis’s successor must be bold enough to finish what he started

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The Guardian view on Pope Francis: an outsider who was a force for good in the world

Editorial: The Argentine pontiff was a vital progressive influence on issues such as migration, and fought for a more merciful, less rigid Catholic church

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on social care: while politicians dither, those in need suffer

Editorial: With rising threats of eviction from care homes, this underfunded sector is in danger of falling apart

The Guardian - AU

I prided myself on being rational and easygoing. Then I started coaching competitive kids’ sports

Coaching has brought me into close and uncomfortable contact with aspects of my own character that had been hitherto concealed – much like parenting

The Guardian - UK

All eyes are on Reform right now – but why are they given so much influence?

A strong progressive vote in local elections will be written off as random or outlying, while rightwing insurgency is considered to indicate some fundamental truth, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - US

The Trump administration is sabotaging your scientific data

Burying our heads in the sand won’t stop the climate crisis or pandemics. We’re taking action to preserve government tools that help us understand and address these threats

Evening Standard

OPINION - Pope Francis obituary: A disruptor and force for good - even though he couldn't achieve everything he wanted

First South American Pope spoke to non-Catholics as well as Catholics and warned politicians against the ‘logic of fear’

The Guardian - UK

What’s missing from Alex Garland’s Iraq movie Warfare? Context, motivation and, for the most part, Iraqis

I was there with US soldiers in 2006 and can see why the film-makers zoomed in on them so closely. But it results in glaring flaws, says Guardian senior international correspondent Peter Beaumont

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