The Guardian Weekly - December 15, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - December 15, 2023
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December 15, 2023
I just keep asking myself how I'll die' Khan Younis residents in fear
As the battle against Hamas escalates in the south of Gaza, the Israeli military has launched a relentless bombardment of the city, which it claims is the organisation's command centre
6 mins
Diplomacy Secretary general vows not to give up on Gaza ceasefire
The UN secretary general, António Guterres, has vowed he will not give up on seeking a ceasefire in Gaza after the US vetoed the move at the Security Council last Friday, leaving the UN without a clear route to prevent the conflict from lasting many months.
2 mins
Conflict without end The urge to annihilate the Hamas monster now risks feeding it
When will it end? Some ask that question in despair, willing an end to the pictures of crushed buildings and destroyed lives, the succession of bleak images that come out of Gaza every day.
3 mins
Dismay over visa plans where 'only the rich may fall in love'
Families fear proposals to more than doublethe earnings threshold could force separation and exile
3 mins
Help support refugees torebuild their livesin Safety
As we launch the Guardian and Observer's 2023 charity appeal, we are in the middle of a winter crisis of destitution among refugees on the streets of the UK, and a passionate debate over the strength of Britain's commitment to providing refuge to people fleeing war and persecution.
2 mins
Revealed: 1,000-plus unmarked graves along EU borders
Refugees and migrants are being buried in unmarked graves across the European Union at a level unprecedented outside war. The Guardian can reveal that at least 1,015 men, women, and children who died at the borders of Europe in the past decade were buried before being identified.
3 mins
‘We kept going’ Indie publisher marks 25 years of telling tales
When the Zimbabwean editor Irene Staunton and her husband Murray McCartney set up their publishing business in 1998, it seemed natural to call it Weaver Press. Their modest HQ, in the back garden of their home in Emerald Hill, a northern suburb of Harare, looked out on the many intricate nests of the weaver bird that peppered the landscape.
2 mins
Under watch Exiled activist still fears China’s surveillance
In August this year, Agnes Chow crossed into mainland China filled with fear. The young activist was in the company of five national security police, taking her from her home in Hong Kong, on what she said was a “propaganda tour” organised by authorities in return for her being allowed to study overseas.
3 mins
How Miss Universe became a symbol of defiance
When Sheynnis Palacios was voted Miss Universe last month it came as a bolt of good news in Nicaragua. Joyous crowds took to the streets of Managua for the first time since mass protests in 2018 that were put down with lethal force.
3 mins
Sweet spot How the coating on our cells shaped humankind
The sugar chains covering our cells have interacted over the ages with our environment and the diseases that plague us, influencing our evolution
5 mins
Biden lawyer Says tax case isaresult of Republican pressure’
Hunter Biden's defence attorney Abbe Lowell has condemned prosecutors who charged the US president's 53-year-old son with tax fraud last week, accusing special counsel David Weiss of \"bowing to Republican pressure\".
3 mins
New high or mild thrill? Recreating Lunch atop a Skyscraper
Looked at in a certain way, one of history's most famous photographs is rather dull. It's a bunch of men, sitting in a line. Some are holding lunchboxes, one is lighting a cigarette, another is holding a glass bottle. No one is planking or pulling a funny face.
2 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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