The Guardian Weekly - April 07, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - April 07, 2023
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In this issue
April 07, 2023
All rise
The former president has lit his path to a Manhattan criminal court with invective and dire warnings. However it plays out, Donald Trump is hogging the political spotlight and firing up his support base
5 mins
'Rebuilding is resistance': How Bucha is springing back to life
Standing on the crumbling roof of a house, dozens of workers hammer in unison. Around them, cranes, bulldozers and trucks work frantically to repair roads and buildings destroyed by Russian artillery.
4 mins
Australia helps keep schooling on course
Remote learning isn't new for Sofiia Yakymenko. During the Covid pandemic, shut downs, computer screens and distance learning became normal. But the Ukrainian student wasn't used to evenings on Zoom with teachers in the far-flung country of Australia, while rockets flew by her window
2 mins
Marin loses as far right square up in coalition showdown
Finland's probable new conservative prime minister, Petteri Orpo, was exploring coalition options this week after a narrow election win that shifted the Nordic country's politics to the right and pushed the party of his predecessor Sanna Marin, a star of Europe's left, into third place.
3 mins
Bolsonaro ends his exile: Far-right radical plots comeback
Three months after he left Brazil to avoid passing the presidential sash to his leftist rival Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the former president Jair Bolsonaro has flown home hoping to prove his political career is far from over.
3 mins
Grief drives minister's quest for justice
At her inauguration as Brazil's new minister of racial equality, Anielle Franco described the country she wanted to work for.
2 mins
Last orders: Trappist beers at risk as vocations drop away
For nearly 190 years the monks of Westmalle in northern Belgium have been involved in making beer.
2 mins
On the evening tide: A town that wants its tourists back
A ferry wreck scuppered efforts to bring holidaymakers to Tarfaya's beaches - but not the enterprising vision
3 mins
Drugs in space
The absence of gravity makes it easier to cultivate the proteins needed to study diseases. And although the associated costs are high, big pharma is stepping in
5 mins
Connections unwound
The Guardian commissioned an academic review of its founders and their connections to the slave trade. This is what it found
8 mins
A tale of two cities
Manchester likes to project an image of the city as a place of protest, rebellion and progressive thought, but this obscures its links to slavery. Now there is a push to acknowledge the Black radicalism in its past
10+ mins
The school where art meets life
Facing her mortality prompted Tracey Emin to create a lasting legacy, helping her to find fulfilment nurturing younger artists
6 mins
Brexit Tale Warms The Cockles In Germany
Jens Meurer's quirky portrayal of a Norfolk seaside town is a surprise hit with viewers struggling to understand Britain's departure from the EU
2 mins
Iceland rides a classical wave
The island's distinct culture and geography have helped shape a unique orchestral tradition that crosses many genres and the world is starting to pay attention
3 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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