The Guardian Weekly - March 31, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - March 31, 2023
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March 31, 2023
THE TIES THAT BIND US
There is an illusion at the centre of British history that conceals the role of slavery in building the nation. Here's how I fell for it
10 mins
The Guardian and slavery
A history we must confront
5 mins
Why women are on the front line of the pension rebellion
As the march against Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms made its way along the Grands Boulevards A north of Paris, a group of women began singing and dancing in the dense crowd.
4 mins
'A forever war': Putin prepares his people for long conflict
Over a year into the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the president puts Russia on an ongoing war footing with west
3 mins
Netanyahu halts judicial overhaul after angry protests
One word is heard more often than any other on the streets of Jerusalem these days: democratia, or democracy.
2 mins
The tiny island on the frontline of US-China tensions
Fuga Island was set to host a Chinese 'smart city'. Now it may become a base for American troops as the US seeks to protect the region
4 mins
Pride of place Parents name children after ancient lands
Every summer when Tony Paul was a child in Kwajalein, an atoll in the Pacific nation of the Marshall Islands, his parents sent him and his siblings to spend time with their uncle on a remote chain of islands their ancestors once called home.
2 mins
Europe's first wild river park defies dam developers
The Vjosa delta, home to myriad wildlife, has been saved from a 'hydropower goldrush'- for the time being
5 mins
Could a new industrial lion emerge on Africa's west coast?
When Muriel Akouewanou finished her studies in natural sciences in Benin, she struggled to find work and was unemployed for two years.
3 mins
'I skip meals' Counting the cost of diabetes in global south
'I ration my insulin every month,\" said Khushi Ahuja, a law student from Delhi who has type 1 diabetes and relies on human insulin manufactured by the US company Eli Lilly. While insulin is available at no cost in some public hospitals in India, it is mostly up to individuals to buy the drug.
3 mins
Trump's enduring grip on the American psyche
When Donald Trump took his final walk from the White House, boarded a helicopter, and vanished into a cold sky, millions of Americans breathed a sigh of relief.
3 mins
The Whistle blowers
Players, pundits and fans complain bitterly that Premier League football referees are getting worse each season but is that fair?
10+ mins
Spirited away
An investigation identified hundreds of artefacts in New York's celebrated Metropolitan Museum of Art linked to indicted or convicted traffickers. What does this mean for the future of museums?
10+ mins
Without his tribe, Boris Johnson shrank before our eyes
How do you kill off a strongman? How do you drain the political life from the brand of nationalist-populist leader that's dominated politics across the democratic world in recent times? Last week, we may just have got an answer.
4 mins
The Guardian Weekly Newspaper Description:
Publisher: Guardian News & Media
Category: Newspaper
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
The Guardian Weekly is an international English-language news magazine based in London, UK. It is one of the world's oldest international news publications and has readers in more than 170 countries.
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