PHIDOC - Food for Thought

Trump’s summit shows he needs the tech giants as much as they need him
Carl Miller

Brexit has sent 'not as important' Britain into decades of decline, Irish PM Varadkar says
Jon Stone

Syriza’s defeat shows the left needs a plan to hold on to power, not just win it
Gary Younge

Extradition bill crisis: Why are the young people of Hong Kong angry and deeply unhappy?
Jeffie Lam

Nancy Pelosi’s renewed attacks on AOC aren’t just disrespectful, they’re dangerous
Arwa Mahdawi

How Iran's 'filmfarsi' remains the biggest secret in cinema history
Ehsan Khoshbakht

Google workers can listen to what people say to its AI home devices
Kari Paul

More than 300 English primary schools forced to become academies
Niamh McIntyre and Sally Weale

Giant marble pyramid-shaped island complex rising from sea uncovered, revealing secrets of ancient Greece’s origins
David Keys

Displacement utopia: How the Windrush generation revived Brixton’s cultural roots
Genéa Saunders

Global heating: London to have climate similar to Barcelona by 2050
Fiona Harvey

Diplomats express solidarity with UK ambassador's verdict on Trump
Nicole Gaouette

Is the US nudging Britain into dangerous waters with Iran?
Patrick Wintour

Greek elections: landslide victory for centre-right New Democracy party
Helena Smith

At least 30 Sudanese protesters feared killed as security forces attack Khartoum sit-in
Jason Burke and Zeinab Mohammad Salih

Firefighters battle forest blaze in central Spain
Stephen Burgon

Labour calls for investigation into neutrality of civil service after reports on Corbyn's 'frailty
Benjamin Kentish

Trump becomes first sitting president to set foot into North Korea
Seung Min Kim

Captain defends her decision to force rescue boat into Italian port
Agence France-Presse

'Things are changing so fast': the benefits and dangers of robots in the UK workplace
Richard Partington

Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen: the love affair of a lifetime
Andrew Anthony

Feel smug about western democracy? The G20 summit should make us reconsider
Nesrine Malik

Greece sees its future as the Florida of Europe
Helena Smith

France records all-time highest temperature of 45.9C
J on Henley, Angelique Chrisafis and Sam Jones

When Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez met Greta Thunberg: 'Hope is contagious'
Emma Brocks

Turkey: Istanbul votes in 'historic' rerun of mayoral vote
Tessa Fox

Libra cryptocurrency won’t set us free, it will further enslave us to Facebook
Kenan Malik

This will be a contest, not a coronation, if Jeremy Hunt questions Boris Johnson’s character
Andrew Rawnsley

The left is fighting back, even in Republican states, as it attempts to reshape capitalism
Will Hutton

Ethics fly out of the window at Oxford University when big donors come calling
Catherine Bennett

Tory leadership paralysis risks shortages of essential drugs in a no-deal Brexit, warn medical firms
Rob Merrick

UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia unlawful, court rules as war in Yemen rages on
Sarah Dean, Duarte Mendonca, Max Ramsay and Robert North

Windrush victim dies with no apology or compensation
Amelia Gentleman

US seeks to 'build international consensus' blaming Iran for tanker attacks
Jessica Glenza

Varadkar: removing backstop would be as bad as no-deal Brexit
Press Association

Global heating to inflict more droughts on Africa as well as floods
Robin McKie

Hong Kong leader suspends extradition bill amid protest pressure
Emma Graham-Harrison and Verna Yu

Oxford dean faces £500,000 secret tribunal in pay dispute
Harriet Sherwood

Tory leadership contenders line up to dismiss Boris Johnson’s unchallenged ‘coronation’
Ashley Cowburn

Turkey slams southern EU nations on drilling bid off Cyprus
Associated Press

Japan to resume commercial whaling next month after 30 years
Harry Cockburn

Twitter removes thousands of accounts linked to Iran government
Kary Paul

Hong Kong protests: government vows to push ahead with extradition bill
Helen Davidson and Lily Kuo

Mass civil disobedience campaign shuts down Sudanese capital as death toll rises
Ben Westcott and Nada Altaher

Ivan Golunov: Russian newspapers in rare support for charged reporter
BBC

Earliest known signs of cannabis smoking unearthed in China
Ian Sample

Northern newspapers demand ‘revolution’ in region’s treatment
Helen Pidd

Chernobyl is still horrifyingly relevant – the lessons have not been learned
Natalie Antonova

'They broke my mental shackles': could magic mushrooms be the answer to depression?
Josh Jacobs

Herefordshire: The pastoral idyll conceals a county riven by Brexit
Patrick Cockburn

Government must face up to need for higher taxes to fund social care, says IFS chief
David Hughes

Daily lives of ancient Greeks revealed in Acropolis museum’s huge archaeological dig
Helena Smith

Trump attacks Sadiq Khan as he lands in UK for state visit
Matthew Weaver

Kushner: Palestinians not yet capable of governing themselves
Al Jazeera

Future in doubt for Merkel’s German govt after ally quits
Geir Moulson

Britain is horribly divided – and that’s also the fault of remainers
John Harris

Brexit 'may bar UK scientists from €100bn EU research fund'
Ian Sample

Brexit: NHS could be 'on the table' as part of US trade deal, ambassador says
Lizzy Buchan

Two more French Isis members sentenced to death in Iraq
Peter Stubley

Mental illness: is there really a global epidemic?
Mark Rice-Oxley

30 Years After Tiananmen Protests, 'The Fight Is Still Going On For China'
NPR

The Indian elite and the erosion of democracy
Pragya Tiwari

Neoliberalism must be pronounced dead and buried. Where next?
Joseph Stiglitz

Are rare earth minerals China's trump card in its trade war with US?
BBC

Luigi Di Maio calls M5S confidence vote after EU elections flop
Angela Giuffrida

EU election results country by country
POLITICO

Boris Johnson must go on trial for 'lying and misleading' in Brexit campaign, judge orders
Lizzie Dearden

'A white-collar sweatshop': Google Assistant contractors allege wage theft
Julia Carrie Wong

Facial recognition must not introduce gender or racial bias, police told
Frances Perraudin

Brexit: Seeing Britain’s failure has ‘vaccinated’ other EU countries against Euroscepticism, EU president Tusk says
Jon Stone

James Cleverly: Brexit supporter becomes eleventh MP to enter Tory leadership race
Tom Barnes

Defiant Greek PM Tsipras Rallies Supporters for July 7 Snap Elections
Greek Reporter

Spain’s Socialists Make Gains in 3 Elections
Raphael Minder

Conservative Party Islamophobia must be investigated by equality watchdog, Britain’s largest Muslim group demands
Lizzie Dearden

Labour antisemitism: Equality watchdog launches formal investigation into party
Lizzie Buchan

Britain is in the grip of an existential crisis that reaches far beyond Brexit
Aditya Chackrabortty

Corbyn could come out fighting with a rebellious remain and reform agenda
Ash Sarkar

Italy's new ruins: heritage sites being lost to neglect and looting
Lorenzo Tonzo

Pacific leaders urge Scott Morrison to act on climate emergency following election win
Kate Lyons

Farage's fundraising for Brexit Party allows foreign donors to 'break rules', warns elections watchdog
The Independent

British Steel enters insolvency after rescue talks with government fail
Jasper Jolly And Rob Davies

Far-right Facebook groups 'spreading hate to millions in Europe'
Emma Graham-Harrison

UN report compares Tory welfare policies to creation of workhouses
Robert Booth

Yanis Varoufakis: Green New Deal can unite Europe's progressives
Matthew Taylor and Arthur Neslen

Much shorter working weeks needed to tackle climate crisis – study
Matthew Taylor

'Urgent': Risk of nuclear war now greater than at any time since 1945, UN warns
Tom Embury-Dennis

Office worker launches UK's first police facial recognition legal action
Steven Morris

The Huawei saga is really a fight between US and China over who will dominate the global economy
Hamish McRae

European Elections Are a Win, of Sorts, for Greece
Katerina Soku

Rise of the right: Italy's Lega party woos EU voters
Osama Bin Javaid

Teenage girl ‘jumped to her death’ after posting Instagram poll on whether to kill herself
Emma Snaith

Home Office misses deadline to access EU poverty relief funds
Daniel Boffey

'Terrifying' Ebola epidemic out of control in DRC, say experts
Sarah Boseley

Alabama abortion ban: Republican state senate passes most restrictive law in US
Erin Durkin and Jessica Glenza

Can social media change the course of Turkish politics?
Sebnem Arsu

Delivering Brexit won’t quell the forces of nationalism, as Eurosceptics might hope
Rafael Behr

Brexit: Liam Fox claims UK could accept chlorinated chicken in US trade deal without lowering food standards
Rob Merrick

WhatsApp spyware attack was attempt to hack human rights data, says lawyer
Nick Hopkins and Dan Sabbagh

Iran accuses US of escalating tensions as Russia decries 'downward spiral'
Nicole Gaouette

Britain risks heading to US levels of inequality, warns top economist
Richard Partingdon

US-China trade deal: higher tariffs come into effect as talks continue
Lily Kuo and Martin Farrer

David Adjaye designs first national pavilion for Ghana at the Venice Biennale
Harriet Thorpe

Denver has decriminalised magic mushrooms – the medicinal power of psychedelics is finally being recognised
Amanda Fielding

Revealed: five men killed in past year after being deported from UK to Jamaica
Diane Taylor

The trillion dollar question: Have scientists found the holy grail of plastic?
Phoebe Weston

Mark Zuckerberg has to go. Here are 25 reasons why
Evan Greer

Stop eating fish. It’s the only way to save the life in our seas
George Monbiot

Inside ‘British version of Tutankhamun’s tomb’ discovered between a pub and an Aldi
Jon Sharman

I've seen terrible things as a paramedic. The worst isn't what you'd expect
Liz Harris

Israel says it will not allow in activists planning to 'disturb' Eurovision
Oliver Holmes

Jean-Claude Juncker says it was a 'mistake' for EU to stay silent during Brexit referendum 'lies'
Jon Stone

Revealed: new evidence of China's mission to raze the mosques of Xinjiang
Lily Cuo

The death penalty is a cruel, medieval practice – why won’t the US kill it off?
Eric Lewis

Turkey's President Erdogan refuses to give up Istanbul without a fight
Sheena McKenzie and Murat Baykara

Human society under urgent threat from loss of Earth's natural life
Jonathan Watts

It’s not just Cambridge University – all of Britain benefited from slavery
Myriam François

Is Chinese-style surveillance coming to the west?
Chip Rolley

Jeremy Corbyn should now commit to a second Brexit referendum – but with one crucial condition
Yanis Varoufakis

Scientists uncover 1,000-year-old shamanic pouch containing ancient hallucinogens
Harry Cockburn

Thousands join Glasgow march for Scottish independence
Libby Brooks

Japan’s child population at record low after falling for 38th consecutive year
Mari Yamaguchi

Theresa May refuses to release Huawei leak report to sacked defence secretary Gavin Williamson
Rob Merrick

Juan Guaidó’s Uprising Failed. What’s Next for Venezuela?
Michael Shifter and Bruno Binetti

China Uber-rates its citizens... A harmless nudge? Or sinister surveillance society?
Sophia Yan

Voters are punishing Labour for its Brexit ‘fudge’, angry MPs warn Corbyn after shock election losses
Rob Merrick

It’s hard for us on the Israeli left – liberal antisemitism makes it worse
Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

Universal credit regulations ruled unlawful by high court
Patrick Butler

Biodiversity crisis is about to put humanity at risk, UN scientists to warn
Jonathan Watts

Shamima Begum: British Isis bride could be hanged in Bangladesh, minister says
Colin Drury

Caster Semenya ruling 'tramples on dignity' of athletes, South Africa says
Jason Burke

Antiquities looted in Syria and Iraq are sold on Facebook
Steve Swann

Black hole may have swallowed neutron star, say astronomers
Hannah Devlin

How Countries Use Passports as a Geopolitical Tool
Krishnadev Calamur

Home Office investigated over English test cheating claims
Amelia Gentleman

How Huawei's leaked involvement in 5G network shows UK out of step with allies on dangers of China
Kim Segupta

Dare to declare capitalism dead – before it takes us all down with it
George Monbiot

Sri Lanka attacks 'retaliation for Christchurch': Minister
Al Jazeera

What Zelensky's win will mean for Ukraine's relations with Russia
Nathan Hodge

Greta Thunberg condemns UK's climate stance in speech to MPs
Damian Carrington and Peter Walker

If Greece can embrace the EU, why can’t we?
Stefan Stern

Indian battleships take part in Chinese navy's biggest fleet ..
The Times of India

Brexit latest: Cross-party talks to resume as Theresa May faces fresh pressure to quit
Benjamin Kentish

Nepotism, graft and apathy holding Greece back
Richard Pine

Seriously ill, emaciated man who was denied benefits by DWP dies
Josh Halliday

Sri Lanka authorities were warned of attacks two weeks ago, says minister
Michael Safi in Negombo, Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Jason Burke

British influence in Washington has 'vanished' due to Brexit, French ambassador to US says
Jon Stone

Number of fresh asylum claims plunge after Home Office insists they must travel hundreds of miles to do so
May Bulman

Nigerian leaders pay tribute to Mooney, silent on Oguche
Dennis Erezi

The shocking rape trial that galvanised Spain’s feminists – and the far right
Meaghan Beatley

Melting permafrost in Arctic will have $70tn climate impact – study
Jonathan Watts

Global attention span is narrowing and trends don't last as long, study reveals
Dream McClinton

In times of uncertainty, can we find solace in the shape of water?
Christine Manby

Warlord Haftar’s armed groups shower Tripoli neighbourhoods with indiscriminate rockets
The Libya Observer

UK porn ban to come into effect in July
Andrew Griffin

Deutsche Bank faces action over $20bn Russian money-laundering scheme
Luke Harding

Extinction Rebellion keep control of major London sites into a third day
Matthew Taylor, Damien Gayle and Libby Brooks

‘Deeply irresponsible’: DWP kept ‘alarming’ universal credit findings secret for 18 months
Jay Merrick

Girl killed herself after intense social media activity, inquest finds
Simon Murphy

If you believe in human rights, Madonna, don’t play Tel Aviv
Roger Waters

Slavoj Zizek says ‘the dream of universal liberal democracy is over’
Arjun Neil Alim

How Scotland erased Guyana from its past
Yvonne Singh

Forget Brexit and focus on climate change, Greta Thunberg tells EU
Jennifer Rankin

Notre Dame cathedral fire: Blaze is proof that truly great architecture holds hallucinatory power
Jay Merrick

Why are we mourning Notre Dame? Because in a world of disposable things, historic, sacred spaces are all we have
Mike Stuchbery

Priest helped firefighters rescue treasures from burning Notre Dame
Jon Henley and Naaman Zhou

Huge fire sweeps through Notre Dame Cathedral – in pictures
Arnel Hecimovic

Greek president demands UK return Parthenon marbles from 'murky prison' of British Museum
Jon Stone

Extinction Rebellion protest: Shell HQ windows smashed as thousands of climate change activists shut down major London streets
Tom Embury-Dennis

Hotmail, MSN and Outlook emails exposed to hackers for months, Microsoft reveals
Anthony Cuthbertson

A shocking find shows just how far wind can carry microplastics
Matt Simon

Only rebellion will prevent an ecological apocalypse
George Monbiot

Virgin territory: why the Japanese are turning their backs on sex
Roland Kelts

Finland’s Social Democrats declare general election victory
Reuters

Couples face 'insulting' checks in sham marriage crackdown
Diane Taylor and Francis Parraudin

Are Spain and Italy covering up the number of migrant arrivals?
Lillo Montalto Monella and Kate Hope

Greek diaspora newspaper calls for departure of US ambassador to Athens
Helena Smith

Steve Bannon ‘told Italy’s populist leader: Pope Francis is the enemy’
Mark Townsend

Judge orders Ukip to reveal Brexit referendum data use
Robert Verkaik and Emma Graham-Harrison

With Indian Elections Underway, The Vote Is Also A Referendum On Hindu Nationalism
Lauren Frayer

Venezuela’s military, despite U.S. expectations, has not turned on Maduro
Karen DeYoung and Mary Beth Sheridan

Julian Assange must face Swedish justice first - MPs and peers
BBC

Georgia dreams of joining Nato, but its Russian-occupied territories stand in the way
William Cook

'We have seen what we thought was unseeable': the black hole hunters
Dennis Overbye

Russia reinstates yoga into prisons following claims it turned inmates gay
Oliver Carroll

If sugar is killing us, why does Britain farm so much of it?
Emily Clark

Amritsar centenary: Should Britain apologise for its colonial atrocities?
Adam Withnall

I was born black and working class. The identities need not be in opposition
David Olusoga

Ian McEwan: ‘Who’s going to write the algorithm for the little white lie?’
Tim Adams

In search of home: portraits of the Windrush scandal
Richard McClure

BMW, Volkswagen and Daimler charged with collusion by EU over car emissions scandal
Emma Snaith

UK already issuing passports with words ‘European Union’ removed despite Brexit delay
Chiara Giordano

Erdogan should seize the chance for change in Turkey
Soner Cagaptay

Tory MP says joining in EU elections would be ‘existential threat’ to party
Aamna Mohdin

Mother of girl with epilepsy has supply of medical cannabis confiscated
Mattha Busby

‘I’m so scared’: man who fled DRC for UK as child to be deported
Diane Taylor

A shambles on which the sun never sets: how the world sees Brexit
Jon Henley and others

Footage of Italian boy who stood up to fascists goes viral
Lorenzo Tondo

EU worries about recession risks in Italy, German slowdown
Francesco Guarascio

Last time CO2 levels were this high, there were trees at the South Pole
Damian Carrington

Zimbabwe's £118,000 outlay on judges' wigs met with fury
Nyasha Chingono

Nigerians ordering pizza in from London on British Airways, agriculture minister says
Toyin Owoseje

Google's UK staff paid package of £226,000 on average in 2018
Mark Sweney

Google scraps AI ethics council after backlash: 'Back to the drawing board'
Sam Levin

UK putting trade with China above security and human rights abuses
Kim Sengupta

Petitions and jokes will not halt this march into Brexit calamity
John Harris

Nearly one in seven Britons could live alone by 2039, study shows
Amelia Hill

Drug trips, not broken hips: let later life be the age of irresponsibility
Sonia Sodha

The sixth sense: can humans detect the Earth’s magnetic field?
Robin McKie

Cats know their names — whether they care is another matter
Colin Barras

The tyrant who advocated for the poor: how Fidel Castro’s life and rule is a political paradox
Mick O'Hare

Boris Johnson and Michael Gove under fire on Vote Leave’s law-breaking
Emma Graham-Harrison

Economy, security under spotlight as Turks set for local polls
Al Jazeera

Dominic Grieve: Tory MP denounced as ‘traitor’ and ‘liar’ at local Conservative Party meeting
Adam Forrest

Trump threatens to close border with Mexico next week
Al Jazeera

City of love? Christian right congress in Verona divides Italy
Angela Guiffrida

We’re led by a party not fit for power in a system not fit for purpose
Gary Young

Italy’s Deal With China Signals a Shift as U.S. Influence Recedes
Jason Horowitz

Brunei introduces death by stoning as punishment for gay sex
Hannah Ellis-Petersen

With Russian hawks circling, the west would be wise not to ignore this week’s elections in Ukraine
Vladislav Inozemtsev

Money for nothing? How we broke the welfare state – and how we can fix it
Hannah Fearn

Too poor to play: children in social housing blocked from communal playground
Harriet Grant

Homeless people kicked out of underpasses next to parliament ‘so MPs can get to work’
Adam Forrest

Poverty increases among children and pensioners across UK
Phillip Inman and Robert Booth

Antidepressant prescriptions in England double in a decade
Guardian/Press Association

Scientists find genetic mutation that makes woman feel no pain
Ian Sample

The global battle for the internet is just starting
John Harris

The Beat singer Ranking Roger dies aged 56
Jedidaja Otte

Don’t believe the hype, Isis has not yet been defeated – here’s why
Robert Fisk

Put it to the People march: a formidable sea of humanity and powerful strength of feeling
Toby Adams

One million join march against Brexit as Tories plan to oust May
Toby Helm and Michael Savage

Revoke Article 50 petition calling for Brexit to be cancelled hits four million signatures
Emma Snaith

Mueller report: special counsel delivers findings of Trump-Russia inquiry
John Swaine and Lauren Gambino

Secret Cabinet Office document reveals chaotic planning for no-deal Brexit
Nick Hopkins

'The water took everything': Buzi evacuees tell of Cyclone Idai ordeal
Peter Baumont

Syriza, Greece’s ruling party, is headed for electoral defeat
The Economist

Former Brazil president Michel Temer arrested on corruption charges
Marina Lopes

Anti-Muslim hate crimes soar in UK after Christchurch shootings
Vikram Dodd

HS2 should be scrapped - or it risks widening north-south divide, warns think tank
James Rodger

Mary Warnock embodied the best of Britain’s ruling class before Thatcher
Andrew Brown

How the media let malicious idiots take over
George Monbiot

Spectacular new fossil bonanza captures explosion of early life
Michael Greshko

Mirga Graiznyte-Tyla: ‘British orchestras don’t have an easy life’
Fiona Maddocks

Live and let live: how migrants, through hard labour and integration, helped forge modern Birmingham
Jon Bloomfield

Fatbergs: What do these blubbery clots say about our society and how can we deal with them?
Harry Cockburn

'It's our time to rise up': youth climate strikes held in 100 countries
Sandra Laville and Matthew Taylor and Daniel Hurst

Why is Al Shabab making inroads into Kenya?
TRT World

New Zealand felt removed from the global voices of hatred. No longer
Elle Hunt

Brenton Tarrant: Suspected New Zealand attacker 'met extreme right-wing groups' during Europe visit, according to security sources
Kim Sengupta

Christchurch attack: suspect had white-supremacist symbols on weapon
Eleanor Ainge Roy and Harriet Sherwood and Nazia Paveen

Brexit: EU says UK no-deal tariff plan is ‘illegal’ under WTO rules
Jon Stone

Refugee situation in Greece is 'unsustainable,' 25 NGOs say in letter
Ekathimerini

Is America Becoming Trump’s Banana Republic?
Susan B. Glasser

Mary Rose crew might have included sailors of African heritage
Nicola Davis

Scientists call for global moratorium on gene editing of embryos
Ian Sample

The BBC cutting Late Junction is a blow for experimental music
Luke Turner

Kenyan children find a passion for photography thanks to growing charity
Will Worley

Donald Tusk claims anti-European forces meddled in Brexit vote
Daniel Boffey

Kashmir's fog of war: how conflicting accounts benefit both sides
Michael Safi and Mehreen Zahra-Malik

Brexit: Emmanuel Macron says UK is 'retreating into nationalism'
Jon Stone

'Tough struggle': China moves to shore up slowing economy
Al Jazeera

US intends to end preferential trade treatment for Turkey
Hurriyet Daily News.

Greece sells 10-year debt for first time since financial crisis
The Irish Times

Met police chief says rising violent crime and officer cuts are linked
Ben Quinn

Brexit: BMW could shift production from UK to Austria in event of no deal, board member reveals
Caitlin Morrison

HIV-cured patient case could 'open the door' to new gene therapies, scientist says
Zamira Rahim

Revealed: AmazonSmile helps fund anti-vaccine groups
Julia Carrie Wong

The Aldi effect: how one discount supermarket transformed the way Britain shops
Xan Rice

Concern over food safety as US seeks greater access to UK markets
Lisa O'Carroll

Anyone could have seen Trump’s failure in Hanoi coming. Except Trump.
Jeffery Lewis

Democracy has failed in Nigeria when voters no longer care who wins
Margot Gibbs

Youth climate strikers: 'We are going to change the fate of humanity'
Damian Carrington

Brexit delay could leave UK open to legal action, German MPs told
Jon Henley

National Offer Day: Unprecedented squeeze on places forcing poorest children into lowest-rated schools, analysis shows
Eleanor Busby

Germany’s Hidden Crisis
Oliver Nachtwey

Millions of Ugandans quit internet services as social media tax takes effect
Rebecca Radcliffe abd Samuel Okiror

Scientists stunned by discovery of 'semi-identical' twins
Nicola Davis

David Hockney on his exhibition with Van Gogh: ‘When you look at the world, there’s so much to see’
William Cook

Kind of Blue: The jazz album by Miles Davis that transformed music
Martin Chilton

'Too big to cancel': can we still listen to Michael Jackson?
The Guardian

Excellence is overrated. Let’s embrace being good enough instead
André Spicer

China blocks 17.5 million plane tickets for people without enough 'social credit'
Chris Baynes

Greece races to move refugees from island likened to a 'new Lesbos'
Helena Smith

Climate change 'cause of most under-reported humanitarian crises'
Arthur Neslan

From going to school hungry to having no winter coat: the child poverty problem is only getting worse
May Bulman

Hundreds evacuated from ISIL's last Syria holdout
Aljazeera

Revealed: How a UK company is using a Caribbean tax haven to cash in on scrapping toxic ships in one of the world’s poorest countries
Margot Gibbs

Great Barrier Reef authority gives green light to dump dredging sludge
Ben Smee

Will I face roaming charges abroad after Brexit?
Andrew Griffin

More tombs desecrated in France before antisemitism protests
Angelique Chrisafis

Council of Europe denounces Greece in damning report on conditions in migrant camps
Neos Kosmos

UK will apply food tariffs in case of no deal, Michael Gove says
Lisa O'Carroll

California leads 16-state lawsuit over Trump's emergency declaration
Guardian/Agencies

The UK’s hyper-scrutiny of Muslim women has a lot to answer for when it comes to Shamima Begum
Dahaba Ali Hussen

UK ambassador hails FM's clarification on Britons' rights after Brexit
Ekathimerini

Podemos was the dazzling new force in Spanish politics. What went wrong?
Giles Tremlett

Facebook is a law-breaking “digital gangster,” UK government report says
Jon Brodkin

If Corbyn doesn’t want the Labour split to worsen, he has to listen
Andrew Adonis

Did the British ever understand Europe?
Bettina Schultz

Canadian election observers arrive in Ukraine amid fears of Russian meddling
Mike Blanchfield

Cost of Brexit to UK economy running at £40bn a year – Bank rate-setter
Richard Partington

Germany avoids recession with flat final 2018 quarter
Deutsche Welle

Norway approves copper mine in Arctic described as 'most environmentally damaging project in country's history'
Tom Batchelor

Brexit: UK is now a ‘diminished country’ too small to prosper outside EU, says Dutch leader Mark Rutte
Jon Stone

In south Wales, far-right sentiment is growing as the Brexit crisis offers fertile ground for hate
Patrick Cockburn

The pansexual revolution: how sexual fluidity became mainstream
Gaby Hinsliff

Cannabis smoking in teenage years linked to adulthood depression
Nicola Davis

How our right-wing press entrenched Brexit divisions
Jessica Buxbaum

Ultima Thule even stranger than previously thought
Astronomy Now

France recalls Rome ambassador after worst verbal onslaught 'since the war'
Angelique Crisafis

The transformation of Juan Guaido, Venezuela's self-declared president
Sam Kiley

China ‘forcing Muslims to eat pork and drink alcohol’ for lunar new year festival
Jon Sharman

No-deal Brexit could revive mobile roaming fees, minister confirms
Peter Walker

Do not let children take electronic devices into bedrooms, say doctors
Nicola Davis

EU council president savages Brexit campaigners who failed to plan for departure: ‘Special place in hell’
Benjamin Kentish

Honeybees can count to zero
Giorgia Guglielm

Emissions threaten to melt two-thirds of Himalayan glaciers
Aljazeera

Venezuela sees more protests as moves against opposition leader Juan Guaido deepen crisis
Stefano Pozzebon, Joshua Berlinger and Sheena McKenzie

Italy slides into recession, darkening outlook for Europe
Colleen Barry and Pan Pylas

Greece Braces for Tourism Hit From No-Deal Brexit
Sortiris Nikas

U.S., China take the lead in race for artificial intelligence: U.N.
Reuters

UK lost more than €5bn in EU financing after Brexit referendum, peers say
Lizzy Buchan

Death of the private self: how fifteen years of Facebook changed the human condition
John Harris

Rough sleeping rises in nearly all England's major cities
Patrick Butler

It shouldn’t take Pink Floyd to rescue Isis fighters’ abandoned children
Letta Tayler

Trump’s slow-building war on intelligence
Aaron Blake

More than half of young people in jail are of BME background
Jamie Grearson

Europe 'coming apart before our eyes', say 30 top intellectuals
Jon Henley and Mark Rice-Oxley

Greek MPs ratify Macedonia name change in historic vote
Helena Smith

Venezuela crisis: Opposition leader Guaido offers 'amnesty' for President Maduro
Chris Baynes

Trump ally Roger Stone arrested on seven charges in Mueller inquiry
Jon Swaine and Paul Owen

Political battle rages in Greece for the center ground
Stavros Papantoniou

Dying man given bill for tens of thousands of pounds for NHS treatment
Sarah Johnson

Brexit setback for Theresa May as EU confirms it would enforce hard Irish border in event of no-deal
Jon Stone

A two-child policy in overpopulated India? It won't work, say experts
Swati Gupta

ILO urges world leaders to guarantee workers' rights as robots cut jobs
Richard Partington

David Attenborough tells Davos: ‘The Garden of Eden is no more’
Graeme Wearden

'The goal is to automate us': welcome to the age of surveillance capitalism
John Naughton

After Protests, a Bloody Crackdown in Zimbabwe
Panashe Chigumadzi

Theresa May to consider axing Human Rights Act after Brexit, minister reveals
Rob Merrick

Government admits nuclear is far too expensive, but will renewables plug the gap?
Josh Gabbatiss

Pharmacists facing ‘massive shortages’ in common medicines across UK, experts warn
Alex Matthews-King

Cautious consumers shoulder blame as Chinese economy slows
Andy Martin

Does the EU want to expand to include more countries like Turkey, as the Brexit campaign claimed?
Jon Stone

It was never about Europe. Brexit is Britain’s reckoning with itself
Fintan O'Toole

Hard work, creativity, vision: the essentials of outstanding home care
Katherine Purvis

Many in UK lose virginity before they are ready – study
Nicola Davis

RAF veteran ‘admitted 1961 killing of UN secretary general’
Emma Graham-Harrison, Andreas Rocksan and Mads Brügger

Trump Tweets Lengthy Attack on F.B.I. Over Inquiry Into Possible Aid to Russia
Nicholas Fandos and Michael S. Schmidt

The vandals destroying libraries should have the book thrown at them
Catherine Bennett

How women in science have been systematically robbed of their ideas
Andy Martin

Kings of cocaine: how the Albanian mafia seized control of the UK drugs trade
Mark Townsend

I’m a remainer. So why do I feel more and more sympathy for leave voters?
Joseph Harker

I witnessed the collapse of the Soviet Union and Brexit Britain’s situation is just as precarious
Mary Dejevesky

We're getting close to a second referendum, and Remain can't risk making the same mistakes again
Caroline Lucas

The internet, but not as we know it: life online in China, Cuba, India and Russia
Interactive - The Guardian

Who is Felix Tshisekedi, DR Congo's president-elect?
Al Jazeera

'Right to be forgotten' by Google should apply only in EU, says court opinion
Owen Boycott

Trump Hits the Wall
Gail Collins

Tech developer quits UK saying Brexit has ‘killed’ his business
Lisa O'Carroll

India's ruling party pushes for upper caste job quotas ahead of election
Swati Gupta

Matteo Salvini says Italy and Poland could build new Europe
Angela Giuffrida

Older people more likely to share fake news on Facebook, study finds
Alex Hern

End of the rainbow: How Turkey is lagging behind on LGBTQ+ rights
Debbie Luxon

The Guardian view on Brexit: the government has failed – it’s time to go back to the people
The Guardian

Mysterious fast radio bursts from deep space ‘could be aliens’
Mattha Busby

Jair Bolsonaro launches assault on Amazon rainforest protections
Dom Phillips

Human dignity is in danger. In 2019 we must stand as one to survive
Ai Weiwei

Brexit is not an end to Britain’s liaison with Europe. It’s just a new beginning
Dan Snow

If technology is going to take over our lives, it needs to be a bit more considerate
Andrew Griffin

Greece’s population in rapid decline
Tasoula Karaiskaki

US ambassador says 'massive' UK trade deal does not look possible under Theresa May's Brexit plans
Joe Watts

Universal credit: Surge in families begging for money online as benefit plunges households into destitution
May Bulman

'This is the only way now’: desperate Iranians attempt Channel crossing
Jon Henley

The uncontacted tribes of Brazil face genocide under Jair Bolsonaro
Fiona Watson

China's disappeared: Some of the people who vanished at the hands of the Chinese state in 2018
The Associated Press

Exam reforms boost private pupils in race for universities
Toby Helm

Heatwaves and hothouses: Did 2018 provide the wake-up call we needed in the fight against climate change?
Josh Gabbatiss

The Secret Barrister: 'Without legal aid, the rule of law collapses'
The Secret Barrister

Four reasons Jeremy Corbyn is dead wrong about EU state aid
George Peretz

How 'placemaking' is tearing apart social housing communities
Nye Jones

Falling total fertility rate should be welcomed, population expert says
Nicola Davis

Top Amazon boss privately advised US government on web portal worth billions to tech firm
Stephanie Kirchgaessner

Stolen UK Identities selling for as little as £10 on the Dark Web
Anthony Cuthbertson

Falling total fertility rate should be welcomed, population expert says
Nicola Davis

Japan confirms it will quit IWC to resume commercial whaling
Justin McCurry

How can we break the Brexit deadlock? Ask ancient Athens
James Bridle

Our elders are supposed to be older and wiser. But not these Brexit clowns
Lara Spirit

Jim Mattis, Defense Secretary, Resigns in Rebuke of Trump’s Worldview
Helene Cooper

Russia may have nuclear arms in Crimea, hacked EU cables warn
Daniel Boffey

Facebook has built a Frankenstein monster. When will they admit that?
David Carol

Greek police accused of beating migrants trying to enter from Turkey
Helena Smith

No-deal Brexit planning implemented ‘in full’ after Theresa May cabinet gives approval
Joe Watts

France's National Rally links to violent far-right group revealed
David Harrison

Workers’ rights? Bosses don’t care – soon they’ll only need robots
John Harris

Brexit: EU immigration to UK 'to be slashed by 80%' after we leave bloc
May Bulman

Revealed: how Italy's populists used Facebook to win power
Ammar Kalia, Caelainn Barr and Angela Giuffrida

Teachers witnessing ‘distressing’ new levels of child poverty in schools this winter
May Bulman

Ukraine-Russia tensions reach Greece’s holy Mount Athos
Shaun Walker

EU leaders tell May to find Brexit consensus among MPs
Daniel Boffey, Jennifer Rankin and Dan Sabbagh

The UK can never rejoin the EU until English voters accept where they really belong
Mary Dejevsky

Statue of 'racist' Gandhi removed from University of Ghana
Michael Safi

Don’t pity May. Her immigration obsession helped get us into this mess
Gary Younge

'Yemenis are left so poor they kill themselves before the hunger does'
Marwan Al-Sabri, Ali Al-Makhaathi and Hadil Al-Senwi

Arctic has experienced five warmest years on record, says US government agency
Josh Gabbatiss

Brexit: John Major urges Theresa May to revoke Article 50 'with immediate effect'
Rob Merrick

IMF warns storm clouds are gathering for next financial crisis
Richard Partington

What lies beneath the surface of France's Generation Identity?
Robin d'Angelo

For refugees in Calais, police brutality is a daily occurrence
Jack Dutton

Brexit is a failed project. Labour must oppose it
Paul Mason

Nigeria’s future: What’s the plan?
Eugene Enahoro

Greece is on the path to becoming ‘religion neutral’
TRTWorld

Fracking paused in Blackpool after biggest tremor to date
Adam Vaughan

Massive ‘deep life’ study reveals billions of tonnes of microbes living far beneath Earth’s surface
Josh Gabbatiss

The 'Brexit betrayal' rally shows the far right is waiting to pounce
Nick Ryan

Norwegian politicians reject UK's Norway-plus Brexit plan
Patrick Wintour

How US billionaires are fuelling the hard-right cause in Britain
George Monbiot

Woman gives birth using womb transplanted from dead donor
Nicola Davis

Scientists develop 10-minute universal cancer test
Ian Sample

'Our leaders are like children,' school strike founder tells climate summit
Damien Carrington

UK can stop article 50 without EU approval, top ECJ adviser says
Severin Carrell

Turkey's Erdogan slams Venezuela sanctions, Maduro defends gold exports
Corina Pons

Kenya’s most hidden gay population unmasked
Gatonye Gathura

Where are all the children? How Greece’s financial crisis led to a baby bust.
Chico Harlan

France’s Yellow Vest Protests: A Briefing on the Movement That Has Put Paris on Edge
Alissa J. Rubin

Making the world hotter: India's expected air-conditioning explosion
CNA

Thousands of hard-to-teach pupils removed from schools - Ofsted
Matthew Weaver

'Climate crisis could collapse civilisation' - David Attenborough issues stark warning
Emily Beaume

Revealed: the stark evidence of everyday racial bias in Britain
Robert Booth and Aamna Mohdin

Let’s be honest about what’s really driving Brexit: bigotry
Matthew D'Ancona

Record number of UK children excluded for racist bullying
Sarah Marsh and Aamna Mohdin

Brace yourself, Britain. Brexit is about to teach you what a crisis actually is
D avid Bennun

Ukraine-Russia tensions spark historic religious rift
Jennifer Rankin and Helena Smith

No deal or no Brexit if MPs vote down May plan, says Tusk
Jessica Elgot and Jennifer Rankin

Poroshenko urges parliament to approve martial law today after Russia attacks in Kerch Strait
Bermet Talant

Immigrants in Greece face winter crisis after public sector cuts
Jennifer Rankin and Helena Smith

Fresh row looms as No 10 refuses to publish full Brexit legal advice
Jessica Elgot

Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy, sources say
Luke Harding and Dan Collyns

No deal Brexit: No more warehouses to stockpile food as Amazon may have booked them up
Rob Merrick

EU Lawyers argue that Britain cannot cancel Brexit without the bloc's consent
Jon Stone

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg savaged by politicians from around for avoiding them
Andrew Griffin

El Niño: 75-80% chance of extreme weather phenomenon in next three months, World Meteorological Organisation warns
Josh Gabbatiss

Food bank use to soar to record levels over Christmas as UK families struggle to pay basic living costs, charity warns
May Bulman

How free is free love? How polyamory lost its allure
Lara Feigel

Sex factor: Nicolas Roeg and Bernardo Bertolucci's transgressive legacy
Ryan Gilbey

Bowel movement: the push to change the way you poo
Alex Blasdel

Mental illness costs UK £94bn a year, OECD report says
Sarah Boseley

Brexit: Theresa May's deal would put 'border checks and controls' on trade with EU, leak shows
Jon Stone

At least 320,000 homeless people in Britain, says Shelter
Patrick Butler

Far right extremists and hostile states 'will use Brexit to
sow hate and chaos in Britain'
Lizzie Dearden

Yemen: up to 85,000 young children dead from starvation
Bethan McKernan

How populism emerged as an electoral force in Europe
Jon Henley

Insidious xenophobia in Italy may sound like a national issue – but its rise is owed to complacency in Europe
Sean O'Grady

Why Saudi Arabia's foreign policy is failing
Marwan Kabalan

An independent Scotland should be allowed to rejoin EU, Spanish foreign minister says amid Brexit turmoil
Shehab Kahn

Italy budget 'sleepwalking into instability' - Commission
BBC

Policies of China, Russia and Canada threaten 5C climate change, study finds
Jonathan Watts

UK austerity has inflicted 'great misery' on citizens, UN says
Robert Booth and Patrick Butler

‘I’m not sex deprived. I’m love deprived’: An interview with an incel
Tilly Gambarotto

EU states call for tough action on deforestation to meet 2020 UN goal
Arthur Neslan

Germany wants binding deal on EU digital tax at December meeting
Reuters

Woman who bore rapist’s baby faces 20 years in El Salvador jail
Nina Lakhani

Theresa May's cabinet is a final block to a Brexit deal, EU government warn
Jon Stone

Universal credit: Rent arrears more than double for benefit claimants, new figures show
May Bulman

Brexit a 'complete shambles' says UK boss of German industrial giant ThyssenKrupp
Ben Chapman

Iranians Fear Medicine Shortages as U.S. Tightens Sanctions
Nilo Tabrizy

Alarm over talks to implant UK employees with microchips
Julia Kollewe

Police in talks to scrap 'reasonable grounds' condition for stop and search
Vikram Dodd

Orthodox priests to be cut from Greek government payroll
Helena Smith

'Whatever it takes': people brave war in Yemen in hope of reaching Europe
Jason Burke and Ahmed Mumin

New Caledonia votes to remain part of France: What comes next
James Griffiths

Far-right parties overtake Macron for the first time in France poll
Adam Lusher

UN rapporteur starts UK tour to examine impact of austerity
Robert Booth and Patrick Butler

Theresa May's flagship policy to solve housing crisis will deliver no new homes in half of England
Benjamin Kentish

New Zealand man blocked from seeing new-born baby after Home Office loses passport and ‘lies’ about visa refusal
May Bulman

Italy: The New Greece?
Martin Hüfner

Stop biodiversity loss or we could face our own extinction, warns UN
Jonathan Watts

If books can cure loneliness why are we closing libraries?
Arifa Akbar

Humanity has wiped out 60% of animals since 1970, major report finds
Damien Carrington

Dry lakes and dust storms: Dramatic changes to Yukon glaciers are warning for planet, researchers say
Susan Ormiston

Budget income tax cuts 'to overwhelmingly benefit the rich'
Jessica Elgot

Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro wins presidential election in Brazil
Flora Charner and Marcia Reverdosa

Greece reiterates claim of €288bn for damages under Nazi occupation
Helena Smith

Angela Merkel will not seek re-election as CDU party leader
Josie Le Blond and agencies

From underpass to underclass: How Milton Keynes became the youth homelessness capital of Britain
Emily Godard

Russian disinformation on Facebook targeted Ukraine well before the 2016 U.S. election
Dana Priest

Skirting the Great Wall: The Chequered Saga of Crypto in China, 2013-2017
Marie Huilet

A child sex abuse scandal shakes the core of Chile’s Catholic Church
Joel Richards

EU scrambles to defy US Iran sanctions
Michael Peel, Mehreen Khan and Najmeh Bozorgmehr

Number of homeless households moved out of London soars
Robert Booth

Facebook, listen to your users and stop hosting hatred
Carys Afoko

Saudi Arabia says Khashoggi’s killing was premeditated in latest reversal
Tamer El-Ghobashy

Mail bombs: Hate speech can have consequences
Ruth Ben-Ghiat

The son of a Yemeni diplomat leading a Green surge in central Germany
The Local De

Ethiopia appoints first female president in its modern history in latest reform
Paul Schemm

Freezing UK tower block was cash cow for foreign investors
Simon Goodley

Putin says Russia will target nations who host US nuclear weapons
Oliver Carroll

Disadvanted groups trapped in poverty and excluded from society, human rights watchdog warned
May Bulman

Spain’s Sánchez says Brexit ‘historic error’
Eddy Wax

Tasmanian government resists push to remove gender from birth certificates
Calla Wahlquist

Cathay Pacific Hack: 10 million customers have data including passport and credit card details stolen
Andrew Griffin

Turkey’s New Maps Are Reclaiming the Ottoman Empire
Nick Danforth

How modern history was invented in India and China
Cynthia Brokaw and Alison Busch

Britain fell for a neoliberal con trick – even the IMF says so
Aditya Chakrabortty

Recreational marijuana is now legal in Canada
Darran Simon

Moscow weighs up the consequences of Orthodox Church schism
Oliver Carroll

Before our eyes, Italy is becoming a fascist state
Sean O'Grady

I have made no false promises on Brexit – I’m free to tell you the truth
John Major

Tax evasion: blacklist of 21 countries with 'golden passport' schemes published
Juliette Garside

Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies lose majority in crushing defeat
Atika Shubert, Nadine Schmidt and Angela Dewan

Police spies infiltrated UK leftwing groups for decades
Rob Evans

Top linguist: ‘I’m leaving the UK because of the disaster of Brexit’
Nosheen Iqbal

Man to be removed from UK so ill Home Office will send four medics on flight
Diane Taylor

Soil tests around Grenfell Tower reveal 'huge concentrations' of toxins
Press Association

Jamal Khashoggi’s long road to the doors of the Saudi Consulate
David Ignatius

Spotify music aand Netflix films could be blocked for UK citizens on holiday after no-deal Brexit, Government admits
Andrew Griffin

Santorini to target overweight tourists with donkey weight limit
Helena Smith

Poorest families to lose out on £210 a year owing to benefits cap
Heather Stewart and Richard Partington

The Soyuz launch failure exposes the total collapse of Russia's space empire
Mansur Mirovalev

Fish and chips but no passport: Windrush victim returns to UK
Aamna Mohdin

Exploitation on the internet? The morality of watching death online
Kieran Dahl

Citizenship? Permanent Residence? - Brits in France fret over Brexit
Reuters

World in mental health crisis of 'monumental suffering', say experts
Sarah Boseley

UK business cannot plan for Brexit disruption because of government secrecy, says
chief auditor
Rob Merrick

Shoebox Britain: how shrinking homes are affecting our health and happiness
Simon Usborne

Huge risk if global warming exceeds 1.5C, warns landmark UN report
Jonathan Watts

UK dropped objection to death penalty for Isis suspects 'to appease US'
Owen Bowcott

Indian schoolgirls beaten for resisting boys' sexual advances
Manoj Chaurasia and Michael Safi

Brazil's far-right Bolsonaro wins first round of presidential election
Bard Wilkinson, Taylor Barnes and Marcia Reverdosa

UK high court blocks mass privacy action against Google
Press Association

When it comes to military intelligence,'bungling' Russia and 'sophisticated' China may have more in common than you think
Ben Chu

German far-right party draws backing from small group of Jews
Hakan Ersen

BBC was not impartial during Brexit referendum, ITV's Robert Peston says
Peter Stubley

Conservatives are now party of 'far-right ideology and intolerance' says leader of Tory MEPs under David Cameron
Jon Stone

How Banksy’s latest stunt plays into the history of destruction in avant-garde art
Sebastian Smee

The Indian Government’s Astonishing Hunger for Citizen Data
Rahul Batia

Cataclysm of Brexit 'could lead to Welsh independence'
Steven Morris

Expect article 50 to be rescinded – and Labour to pick up the pieces
Luke Cooper

Which cities will sink into the sea first? Maybe not the ones you expect
Mark Miodownik

Jeremy Hunt rebuked by Latvian ambassador for likening EU membership to Soviet occupation
Jon Stone

Philip Hammond defies Theresa May by vowing MPs will see analysis of no-deal Brexit damage before votes
Rob Merrick

Macedonia leader vows to press on with name change despite referendum failure
Ivana Sekularac, Kole Casule

Police super-database prompts Liberty warning on privacy
Vikram Dodd

Brazil: Thousands of women rally against far-right Bolsonaro
David Child & Joao Pedro Soares

We can’t halt the spread of hate unless we get tough with technology giants
Nick Cohen

'We are scared, but we have Jesus': China and its war on Christianity
Benjamin Haas

FGM cutters 'being flown into UK to mutilate girls to order', survivor warns
Lizzie Dearden

How would Gandhi’s celibacy tests with naked women be seen today?
Ian Jack

Can robots transform Chinese architecture?
CNN

Prehistoric art hints at lost Indian civilisation
Mayuresh Konnur

What to expect from Erdogan's Germany visit?
Umut Uras

Trump is risking more than a war of words with Iran
Simon Tisdall

While economic growth continues we’ll never kick our fossil fuels habit
George Monbiot

The Brazilian group scanning WhatsApp for disinformation in run-up to elections
Anna Jean Kaiser

Ending free movement for low-skilled European workers is economically dangerous – here's why
Ben Chu

Race identity policy is irrelevant to ‘new South Africans’
Amanuel Isak Tewolde

In the West Bank, some are unsure about whether Trump is a friend to Israel or not
Robert Fisk

Myanmar’s ‘Gravest Crimes’ Against Rohingya Demand Action, U.N. Says
Nick Cumming-Bruce

Burkina Faso tasked to reset anti-FGM fight as 50 girls suffer complications
Abdur Rahman Alfa Shaban

Brexit should end EU citizens' special access to UK, says report
Dan Sabbagh & Lisa O'Carroll

Rightwing thinktanks unveil radical plan for US-UK Brexit trade deal
Philicity Lawrence, David Pegg & Rob Evans

EU migrant workers contribute £2,300 more per year to UK than average British citizen, study reveals
Rob Merrick

Poland suspended from EU judicial organization
Jan Cienski

The France-Britain ‘scallop war’ signals the arrival of climate change conflicts
Heather Alberro

Greece has the means to help refugees on Lesbos – but does it have the will?
Sebastian Leape

GCHQ data collection violated human rights, Strasbourg court rules
Owen Bowcot

Sweden: far right gains threaten Europe's most stable political order
Jon Henley

Battle lines drawn in Tory civil war as former Brexit minister warns May of 'catastrophic split'
Benjamin Kentish

Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania shut refugee programmes as Europe and US reject migrants
Norwegian Refugee Council

Russian police beat protesters with batons and arrest 300 in rallies against rise in pension age
Jane Dalton

Decentralisation: the next big step for the world wide web
Zoë Corbyn

Joseph Stiglitz on artificial intelligence: 'We’re going towards a more divided society'
Joseph Stiglitz

Rights group accuses China of 'systematic campaign of human rights violations' against Muslims
James Griffiths

'My life is in ruins': wrongly deported Windrush people facing fresh indignity
Amelia Gentleman

Inside Greece's first smart city: 'Now you don't need to know a politician to get something done'
Venetia Rainey

Even as Turkey pulls away, the west must help its people resist
Elif Shafak

Women caned in Malaysia for attempting to have lesbian sex
Tom Barnes

Sweden Was Long Seen as a ‘Moral Superpower.’ That May Be Changing.
Steveb Erlanger

'I was like a lamb to the slaughter': deported after 35 years in the UK
Amelia Gentleman

Greece gets home-sharing friendly
Nikos Roussanoglou

Making peace with Naya Pakistan
M.K. Narayanan

Ancient village that predates pharaohs discovered in Egypt
Josh Gabbatiss

Airbnb and the so-called sharing economy is hollowing out our cities
Gaby Hinsliff

Franken-algorithms: the deadly consequences of unpredictable code
Andrew Smith

Brexit: Theresa May claims trade deal success in Africa – but critics say it's a 'rollover' of existing EU agreement
Rob Merrick

'Rent was astronomical': people on why they left London in their 30s
Rachel Obordo and Guardian readers

Why Germany’s far-right is finding its home in Saxony
Matthias Kolb

There’s only one way to stop Brexit: from the ground up
Zoe Williams

China moves to end two-child limit, finishing decades of family planning
Ben Westcott

In Chilean desert, global thirst for lithium is fueling a 'water war'
Dave Sherwood

Myanmar rejects UN findings in Rohingya genocide report
Al Jazeera News

Putin makes appeal to Russians to accept pension changes
Marc Bennetts

Which is the only country to protect in law the child’s right to play?
Aditya Chakrabortty

Saudi Arabia plans to execute first female political activist
Bethan McKernan

Greece emerges from eurozone bailout after years of austerity
Agence France-Presse

HMP Birmingham: Government takes over prison from G4S amid soaring violence and drug use
Joe Watts

In a dog-eat-dog world, Canada needs to rethink foreign policy
Campbell Clark

The bad news is we’re dying early in Britain – and it’s all down to ‘shit-life syndrome’
Will Hutton

Mary Robinson: Kofi Annan will inspire generations
Mary Robinson

Nearly half of Russians ignorant of 1968's Czechoslovakia invasion – poll
Andrew Roth

Why is San Francisco ... covered in human feces?
Nathan Robinson

Children at risk of drowning because 'careless' parents are fixated on their phones, German officials say
The Independent

We’re in a new age of obesity. How did it happen? You’d be surprised
George Monbiot

Turkey’s economic crisis is a glimpse into the future of Trump’s America
Ben Chu

Heat: the next big inequality issue
Amy Fleming, Ruth Michaelson, Adham Youssef, Oliver Holmes, Carmela Fonbuena, Holly Roberson

What is US hoping to achieve by reimposing sanctions on Iran?
Al Jazeera News

Humiliated for years, women are fighting back in mines of Chile
Laura Millan Lombrana

People aren't the worst – they are the only hope for the planet
Jeff Sparrow

Abortion Bill fails in Argentina, but movement takes hold across Latin America
Daniel Politi, Ernesto Londoño

Why details of sexual abuse from public inquiries must be reported
Paul Chadwick

The Techies turning Kenya into a Silicon Savannah
Wired

‘We’re a people destroyed’: why Uighur Muslims across China are living in fear
Gene A. Bunin

As trust declines globally, can Switzerland remain an exception?
Jessica Davis Plüss

Australia has to prepare for life after the WTO
Giovanni Di Lieto

Yuval Noah Harari: ‘The idea of free information is extremely dangerous’
Andrew Anthony

Google faces hurdles in China beyond censorship
Tom Simonite

Labour and the Conservatives are being held hostage by the more insane fringes of their parties – both will have to split
Tom Peck

Rich, reckless Brexit zealots are fighting a new class war
John Harris

As Zimbabwe Prepares to Vote, Robert Mugabe Resurfaces With a Message
Norimitsu Onishi

Rightwing UK thinktank 'offered ministerial access' to potential US donors
Robert Booth

The fires tearing through Greece are not an act of God, but a direct result of corruption
Ioannis Glinavos

Spain rescues nearly 1,000 migrants at sea over two days
Deutsche Welle

Farmers to hold 'drought summit' with government over food supply fears
Tom Embury-Dennis

Spike Lee: ‘This guy in the White House has given the green light for the Klan'
Tim Adams

Imran Khan: Can former cricket star change Pakistan?
M. Ilyas Khan

Behemoth, bully, thief: how the English language is taking over the planet
Jacob Mikanowski

Behind Greece’s Deadly Fires
Yanis Varoufakis

Nigerians forced out by Boko Haram return to ruins and continuing risk
Ruth Maclean and Ismail Alfa

Hundreds of Roma forcibly evicted from camp in Rome
Ylenia Gostoli

Greece and Russia trade barbs in worsening war of words
Helena Smith

Sweden heatwave: hottest July in (at least) 260 years
The Local Sweden

Liam Fox launches bid for US trade deal and to join Pacific trade group even before Brexit is completed
Rob Merrick

'I felt disgusted': inside Indonesia's fake Twitter account factories
Kate Lamb

Australia has a plan to make India part of its “inner circle”
Craig Jeffery

Is Poland Retreating from Democracy?
Elisabeth Zerofsky

UK will not oppose US death penalty for Isis pair
Damien Gale

In this grim age of Trump and Brexit, online fury is a dead end for the left
John Harris

Honesty and Truthfulness in Science
Darcia Narvaez

How the blockchain industry can help lower carbon footprints
Andy Tan

The cashless society is a con – and big finance is behind it
Brett Scott

Dark money lurks at the heart of our political crisis
George Monbiot

Has Greece finally escaped the grip of catastrophe?
Helena Smith

India's rising soft power in Greece, Suriname & Cuba
Dipanjan Roy Chaudury

Ethiopia: The new China?
Charles Robertson

Climate change is contributing to the migration of Central American refugees
Adam Wernick

On Brexit, EU institutions are leagues ahead of their UK counterparts
Dermot Hodson and John Peterson

The joys and challenges of covering the World Cup in the digital age
Paul Chadwick

Germany may leave migrants on the road to nowhere
Derek Scally

UK woman dies after being exposed to nerve agent novichok
Patrick Greenfield

Italian Catholic priests go to war with Salvini over immigration
Angela Giuffrida and Lorenzo Tondo

Hundreds of women on 'incomprehensible' short sentences for shoplifting, campaigners warn
Lizzy Buchan

The staggering rise of India’s super-rich
James Crabtree

Mexico's AMLO is no chavista
Nicola Morfini & Oscar Sandoval-Saenz

Competing visions of Europe are threatening to tear the union apart
Hans Kundnani

Home Office accused of using children of immigrants as a ‘cash cow’ with extortionate citizenship fees
May Bulman

Corbyn has spent his life fighting for democracy and our fundamental rights – so why is he so quiet on Brexit?
Mary Kaldor

Plastic-eating bacteria discovered by student could help solve global pollution crisis
Tom Embury-Dennis

Hungary’s Foreign Minister: ‘We’re an Anti-Migration Country’
Sven Milekic

'Tourists go home, refugees welcome': why Barcelona chose migrants over visitors
Stephen Burgon

Meet the activists fighting the Great Chinese Firewall
Yarno Ritzen

Can former Lebanese MP Mustafa Alloush turn even the coldest of Middle Eastern sceptics into an optimist?
Robert Fisk

Facebook creates Orwellian headache as news is labelled politics
Emily Bell

Turkey's Islamists and secularists join forces in bid to unseat Erdogan
Kareem Shaheen and Gokce Saracoglu

The shameful prosecution of a Greek civil servant is a reminder that there's more to democracy than the ability to vote
Ben Chu

Two-fifths of Russian men 'may not live to see their retirement'
Tom Barnes

In a world of digital nomads, we will all be made homeless
John Harris

Hundreds of migrants stranded at sea amid standoff between Italy and Malta
The Local Italy

Over tourism and pollution real threats for Greece
GCT Team

Inequality breeds stress and anxiety. No wonder so many Britons are suffering
Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett

Don’t let data protection undermine journalism
Paul Chadwick

Brexit is unnecessary. We have a plan to build a modern Britain
Will Hutton and Andrew Adonis

Brexit Britain is an island nation, but it’s never been alone
Will Hutton and Andrew Adonis

The case for a second Brexit referendum
Andreas Whittam Smith

The Taliban's legacy in Afghanistan has plundered women's basic human rights
Barin Sultani Haymon

Asylum seekers unlawfully held in removal centres for months despite courts ruling they can be released, lawyers warn
May Bulman

Liberal democracy is in crisis. But ... do we know what it is?
Helena Rosenblatt

The Mediterranean diet is in retreat even in Italy. What now for the foodies’ ideal?
Louise Gray

Browsing porn in incognito mode isn't nearly as private as you think
Dylan Curran

Yuval Noah Harari: Brexit will not halt drive to 'human unification'
Dan Roberts

Germany to roll out mass holding centres for asylum seekers
Philip Oltermann

If you want to know how much Google and Facebook are worth to you, try thinking about how much money it would take for you to stop using them
Ben Chu

Neuroscientist Hannah Critchlow: ‘Consciousness is a really funny word’
Emine Saner

Adult brains structured differently depending on status in society, study suggests
Josh Gabbatiss

We could live inside a multiverse which is full of alien life, new study suggests
Andrew Griffin

Two centuries on, Karl Marx feels more revolutionary than ever
Stuart Jefferies

Descendant of last survivor of final slave ship to travel from Africa to US tells of pride as forefather's story is published – 87 years after it was written
Adam Lusher

Why replacing politicians with experts is a reckless idea
David Runciman

It's official: the Brexiter v remainer battle will never, ever end
Andrew Brown

The ruins I saw in Syria stand as a rebuke to western inaction
Diana Darke

I’ve seen inside the digital propaganda machine. And it’s dark in there
Emma Briant

Hans Asperger, National Socialism, and “race hygiene” in Nazi-era Vienna
Herwig Czech (full article in Molecular Autism )

Segregating pupils with special educational needs leaves us all poorer
John Harris

As Theresa May gears up for war in Syria, we should remember what hypocrites we are about chemical warfare in the Middle East
Robert Fisk

Our new European party can unite Britain’s feuding remainers and leavers
Yanis Varoufakis and Benoît Hamon

Man living in UK for 56 years loses job over immigration papers
Amelia Gentleman

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