The Guardian Weekly - November 17, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - November 17, 2023
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November 17, 2023
The nightmare scenario
Less than a year before the election, the former president is leading in key polls. Would another Trump term spell disaster for US democracy?
6 mins
A dividing line Abortion hostility could return to haunt Trump's party in 2024
Republicans beware - abortion retains its saliency. As a corollary, Joe Biden is down but not out. On election day last week, voters in Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky embraced individual autonomy and reproductive rights. Looking forward, the US supreme court's decision in the Dobbs case and the Trumpian majority's rejection of privacy as a fundamental constitutional right stand to haunt Trump and his party as they enter the 2024 election season.
2 mins
California dreaming Could Gavin Newsom be a rival to Biden?
One of the strongest candidates for US president in 2024 may be one who's not yet in the race. There's growing evidence that Gavin Newsom, the charismatic and energetic Democratic governor of California, is running something of a shadow campaign to Joe Biden and is ready to step up if, or when, the incumbent is out of the running.
3 mins
Besieged No water, no power and little hope in Gaza hospital
Inside a darkened operating theatre in Gaza's largest hospital complex, staff swaddled dozens of tiny premature babies seven or eight to a bed, in a desperate effort to keep the infants warm - and alive. With no oxygen supplies or power for incubators, nurses attempted to provide what little care they could for 39 babies who had been transferred from the neonatal unit following a strike on Dar al-Shifa's intensive care unit.
3 mins
After Bibi Netanyahu's time looks up-but what would follow is less clear
For years, the newspaper Israel Hayom has been known as the \"Bibiton\". A Hebrew portmanteau, it means \"the paper of Bibi\", the nickname for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It was founded by the late billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson as the mouthpiece for Netanyahu.
3 mins
Sunak pins hopes on Cameron's return
PM aims to rewrite the Tory narrative with shock appointment, but will it shift the dial with voters?
3 mins
Resurrected Former PM has experience, but appointment is not without risk
There is a danger that Lord Cameron, with six years' experience as prime minister and umpteen world summits under his belt, as opposed to Rishi Sunak's single year, will be tempted not just to dominate foreign policy but to stray out of his lane and give very broad advice to his boss.
2 mins
Bogged down Aswinter draws in, the talk grows of stalemate and a long conflict
The Ukrainian counteroffensive has stalled, with progress on the two principal axes on the southern front modest since it began on 4 June. Kyiv's forces have advanced about 10km south of Velyka Novosilka and 9km south of Orikhiv and there appears no prospect of a breakthrough as the weather turns.
3 mins
Name dropping Is it time to rethink the way we identify species?
Some scientists say the rules must be changed so plants and animals are not tagged with 'objectionable' denominations
3 mins
Spirit levels The ancient tipple that led to a craft liquor boom
Sheltered in the shade of a mango tree entwined with peppercorn vines, a vast clay pot sits on top of a fire, its lid sealed tight with mud. Distilling within is India's oldest alcoholic spirit, said to date back almost 500 years.
3 mins
The fika principle Why Swedish workplace culture leads the way
Wellbeing allowances, generous parental leave and bonuses for taking breaks are standard perks in Sweden. But would such progressive practices translate to other countries?
5 mins
How soaring inflation could clinch election for Milei
It's 10pm on a weeknight in Palermo, Buenos Aires, and business in the Nuevo D'accordo restaurant is doing well.
3 mins
The way she was
Barbra Streisand is the Hollywood megastar who's sung for presidents and been a royal pin-up - all while proudly celebrating her Jewish heritage. In her new memoir, the singer and actor shares some tales from an extraordinary career
10+ mins
The numbers game
Succeeding in love and business, roulette or a pub quiz is easy. You just need to know the right mathematical formula...
10+ mins
Why is it too much to ask for Palestinians to be viewed as humans?
I do not want to ever hear western democracies lecture the rest of the world on human rights ever again.
3 mins
Cruel performative policies are being used as a smokescreen
This week, Britain's supreme court was due to give its verdict on the Rwanda deportation scheme. The decision will clearly have a major impact on those who face deportation. It will have an impact, too, on the political debate about immigration.
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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