The Guardian Weekly - May 19, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - May 19, 2023
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In this issue
May 19, 2023
Head to head
Turkey's reformers believed their unity candidate had enough support to end Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's long rule. But it is the formidable president who now goes into a runoff poll as favourite
4 mins
'Going back is impossible' Syrians face shaky future, whatever the final result
Reclining in a leather chair framed by shelves of colourful shampoo bottles, washing powder and jars of deep golden honey, Rakkan Talib surveys the small business he has made his own
3 mins
Democracy hangs by a thread, says Imran Khan after release
Shah Meer Baloch, Hannah Ellis-Petersen
3 mins
Fighting beyond Khartoum threatens to reopen scars
The deaths of dozens of civilians in fighting in the far south of Sudan and an outbreak of communal violence in the restive Darfur region have fuelled fears that communities across the frontier regions of Africa’s third-biggest country are being drawn into the bloody contest between two rival generals
2 mins
Hong Kong citizens fear deportation after years left in limbo
Britain vowed to protect those fleeing its former colony, but exiles say they don't know if they will be granted asylum
4 mins
Promised land The 10-pound poms who left UK for new life
Sylvia Brady does not romanticise her life as a newlywed in northern England in 1959
2 mins
Scrap warrior One man's fight to help the world's waste pickers
After a childhood scavenging at a local dump, John Chweya is lobbying for workers' rights to be enshrined in a UN treaty
3 mins
Microbes found that eat plastic at low temperatures
Microbes that can digest plastics at low temperatures have been discovered by scientists in the Alps and the Arctic, which could be a valuable tool in recycling
2 mins
Vive la révolution! Is it time for a Sixth Republic?
Raising the retirement age has sparked public anger at Macron, but some suggest the constitution itself is to blame
3 mins
Gang violence puts freedoms of Christiania in peril
The 40-year history of the open cannabis trade on “Pusher Street ” in the heart of the anarchist Christiania neighbourhood of Copenhagen could be over as the city’s mayor said she was willing to shut it down over the commune’s fears about rising gang violence
2 mins
The football club whose players left to seek a better life in Europe
If Ghardimaou football club’s players had been there to take to the pitch last month, the Tunisian town’s stadium would have been packed with fans, waving the teams’s blue and white colours
3 mins
'No solution' Inflationary crisis pushes middle class into poverty
Increasing numbers of Egyptians are desperately hunting for second jobs, cutting back on spending and scrambling to find new ways to cope with soaring prices, amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis
3 mins
Trump the predator: will court verdict harm his 2024 bid?
A mystery of Donald Trump’s US presidency was the absence of a major sex scandal
3 mins
The missing Kidnappings and cartel violence tear a town apart
María Zapata Escamilla woke to the sound of shattering glass. Armed men in military fatigues had burst into her home: they dragged her disabled husband outside, along with her 14-year-old son, still in his pyjamas
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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