Oil Drops on US Iran Sanctions Waiver for Talks
Crude oil prices fell sharply after the US granted a sanctions waiver to Iran, signaling progress in peace negotiations that could boost global supply.
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Middle East Crisis and El Niño Threaten SE Asia Food Supply
Millions of tonnes of food at risk as strait of Hormuz closure and El Niño create 'compound shock effect' for Southeast Asian economies.
Brexit Decade: Columnists Reflect on Legacy
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Guardian columnists Aditya Chakrabortty, Polly Toynbee, and Simon Jenkins debate whether leaving the EU has made the UK richer or more racist, and assess the nation's future.
1976 Heatwave Now Normal as Climate Crisis Intensifies
The extreme heat that defined the 1976 UK heatwave is now the new normal due to climate change, according to meteorologists, with summer temperatures regularly exceeding 30°C.
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Jacques Henri Lartigue: Life in Colour at MK Gallery
A new UK exhibition showcases rarely seen colour photographs by French pioneer Jacques Henri Lartigue, revealing his bold use of colour alongside his famous black-and-white work.
Monika Silva Koniuszek Murdered, Autopsy Shows
A post-mortem reveals Monika Silva Koniuszek died from a blow to the head and strangulation, contradicting Ecuador's initial suicide claim. Activists say she was silenced for investigating President Noboa's family business.
NSPCC refers itself to regulator over Childline failures
The NSPCC has self-reported to the Charity Commission after an internal review found 37 high-risk Childline cases, including abuse and suicidal thoughts, were not referred to authorities.
UK passport refused for eight-year-old son of Briton in Switzerland
A Briton living in Switzerland was refused a UK passport for her eight-year-old son despite submitting the same documents accepted for his siblings, highlighting post-Brexit entry hurdles.
Europe Heatwave: People Seek Relief from Scorching Temperatures
Europe swelters in intense heatwave as people cool off in fountains, buy ice creams, and seek shade. Latest images from Paris, London, Pisa, and Bordeaux capture the struggle against soaring temperatures.
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Ten Aussies Take Government to UN Over Fossil Fuel Exports
Ten Australians, including a firefighter and First Nations leaders, have lodged a complaint with the UN Human Rights Committee, arguing the government's fossil fuel exports violate human rights by worsening climate harms.
Taiwan's Giant Trees Tested by Climate Crisis
Taiwan's ancient giant trees, including the famed 'Heaven Sword of the Daan River', face existential threat from climate change, with scientists warning of increased mortality and reduced regeneration.
Extreme Heat Threat: Is the UK Becoming a 40°C Country?
A new analysis warns that the UK could face 40°C temperatures regularly by 2100 due to climate change, with 2025 already seeing record-breaking heat.
Brexit Regret: Europeans Want Rejoin, Poll Reveals Shift
A major new poll shows a majority of Europeans now believe Brexit was a mistake and would support the UK rejoining the EU, marking a dramatic shift in opinion.
EU Criticised Over Taliban Brussels Talks Plans
The European Union faces fierce backlash over plans to host Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks, with critics arguing it legitimises the regime.
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Majority of Gen Z Britons Would Rejoin EU, Poll Finds
A new poll reveals 57% of Gen Z Britons support rejoining the EU, signaling a major generational shift in attitudes toward Brexit.
Brexit Promises: Bendy Bananas to £350m NHS – Which Came True?
A comprehensive review of Brexit promises reveals many unfulfilled claims, from the infamous £350m NHS pledge to bendy bananas, with only a handful achieved.
Brexit Oral History: Five Months That Shaped the UK's Future
An oral history of the 2016 Brexit campaign reveals how Boris Johnson's decision, Jo Cox's murder, and David Cameron's resignation reshaped the UK.
Strong El Niño Could Hit Australian Communities, Jobs, Food Prices
Climate models project a very strong El Niño in 2026, bringing hotter, drier conditions to Australia, threatening agriculture, regional economies, and food prices.
UK Front Pages: Starmer Out, Burnham In
Keir Starmer's resignation after less than two years as PM leads UK front pages, with focus shifting to Andy Burnham's anticipated ascension to power.
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Quarantine's Lasting Marks: History and Today
Five Australians and a New Zealander were released from hantavirus quarantine in WA. History shows quarantine can be a blip or leave lifelong scars, as with Mary Quarantine Chapman.
Aussie Influencer Warns About French Pool Hygiene Rule
Lauren Lakin and family were denied entry to a French public pool because her husband and son wore boardshorts, deemed unhygienic. The rule requires tight-fitting swimwear for males.
Trump Drains White House Reflecting Pool
President Trump ordered the draining of the White House reflecting pool, citing maintenance and security concerns, but critics call it a symbolic attack on history.
Iran World Cup Team Leaves Handwritten Peace Note in LA
Iran's World Cup team left a handwritten note calling for peace in their SoFi Stadium dressing room after playing two group matches in Los Angeles, amid ongoing US-Iran peace talks.
US Government Opposes Auction of Titanic Artifacts
The US government has filed a legal challenge to block the auction of thousands of artifacts from the Titanic, citing concerns over the preservation of the historic wreck site.
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Pacific Fuel Crisis: Tough Choices Ahead for Island Nations
The Pacific fuel crisis has forced emergency measures in several nations, with some spending up to 25% of GDP on fuel. The region invokes Biketawa Declaration for collective response.
Iran War Worse for World Than Covid: Stateside Podcast
Experts say Iran has upper hand in war negotiations; war's impact on Iranians and Americans analyzed by journalists Shirin Jaafari, Carter Sherman, and Kai Wright.
Starmer Quits: Burnham Poised to Be Next UK PM
Keir Starmer resigns as UK PM after under two years. Andy Burnham is expected to replace him within weeks, following a landslide Labour victory in 2024.
Carlo Ginzburg: Historian Who Taught Us About Outsiders
The Guardian reflects on the death of Carlo Ginzburg, the historian who transformed our understanding of marginalized voices and microhistory.
UK PM Starmer Resigns: What Happens Next in British Politics
Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as UK Prime Minister, triggering a leadership contest and potential general election. The Labour Party faces a critical juncture.
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Ben Jennings Marks 10th Brexit Anniversary with Cartoon
Cartoonist Ben Jennings commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum with a satirical illustration, reflecting on the political and economic consequences.
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