The Guardian Weekly - December 08, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - December 08, 2023
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December 08, 2023
Dubai's net zero gains
The city-state is offering the UN's global climate conference access to its oil-industry networks in the hope of boosting its soft power brand. But who stands to benefit most?
6 mins
Oil and water? Sultan Al Jaber, the host fanning flames of the fossil fuel debate
Cop28 is taking place in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates - one of the world's largest exporters of oil and gas.
4 mins
Will Israel win the battle but lose the war against Hamas?
The scene is one familiar from many conflicts.
5 mins
'We just wish to be killed' Fear returns as truce ends
Last Friday morning, Reham Shaheen had a rare chance to talk to her husband, Muhanad, who had been sheltering with their family in Deir al-Balah, in the southern half of Gaza, shortly after Israel's military restarted its campaign of bombing.
2 mins
Families reunited as hostages return home from Gaza
Pornsawan Pinakalo's three great aunts would not have missed his return for the world.
3 mins
The classic children's books that Putin could not destroy
There it is, on a wintry morning: charred masonry, gnarled metal, glass shards, rubble and dust.
2 mins
Why young Europeans are turning towards the far right
Housing, health and economic fears, not cultural factors, are pushing many younger voters towards political extremes
3 mins
'Heartbroken' Muslim mayor takes stock of Wilders' win
Soon after news broke that the populist Geert Wilders and his anti-Islam Party for Freedom (PVV) had won the most votes of any party in the Dutch elections, Ahmed Marcouch found himself comforting his distraught eight-year-old.
2 mins
Sellafield nuclear site hacked by groups linked to Russia and China
Exclusive Malware may still be present and potential effects have been covered up by staff, investigation reveals
5 mins
How Chile became a voice for Palestine
The Andean nation has the largest Palestinian diaspora outside the Middle East andthe ongoing hostilities in Gaza are being felt deeply
3 mins
Gaza conflict reignites tensions with the US
A salvo of machine gun fire, customary during funerals, illuminated the night sky as dozens of men converged in a dimly lit, unpaved alley on the edges of the sprawling slums of Sadr city to pay their respects.
2 mins
Landmark marriage brings joy for same-sex couples
The dancing continued until the early hours. Family and friends and Suru the dog gathered in western Nepal to mark the joyful end to what had been a historic day for Maya Gurung and Surendra Pandey.
3 mins
"This is war' Māori treaty rights at risk from new government
More than 180 years after Mäori leaders gathered near the banks of the Waitangi River to sign the treaty that became New Zealand's founding document, their descendants fear the rights afforded to them in the agreement may be under attack.
3 mins
Evasive Action Can Trump Really Have It Both Ways On Abortion?
A few months ago, the former president Donald Trump accused the Republican party of speaking "very inarticulately" on abortion.
3 mins
Why esteem for Kissinger transcended political divisions
One of the few things that still brings the Republican and Democratic political establishments together is their shared reverence for Henry Kissinger.
2 mins
TOO MUCH STUFF
ONE FREEZING COLD MORNING, I drove past the outer edge of Denver, Colorado, past Buckley Air Force Base, past the suburban neighbourhoods huddled at the edge of the Great Plains.
10+ mins
Last love
Mary and Derek weren't the first couple to get together at Easterlea Rest Home. But those other relationships had been more like friendships-and this was something else entirely
10+ mins
Berlin is Kyiv's new best friend.What a difference a war makes
Olaf Scholz, Germany's safety-first chancellor, has been harshly criticised for foot-dragging on military assistance for Ukraine.
3 mins
Parthenon marbles spat is a gift for a PM with troubles at home
For Britain, renewed demands by Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Greece's prime minister, to relinquish the Parthenon marbles brings the country face to face with its colonial past.
3 mins
Rape is rape, whatever your view of the war.To trivialise it is wrong
There is no such thing as a perfect victim, but a million ways to be an imperfect one. She was drinking.
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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