The Guardian Weekly - March 01, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - March 01, 2024
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March 01, 2024
Is democracy in Africa on its last legs?
Senegal's slide into chaos bodes badly in a year of key elections for the continent, the future of which lies with a younger generation that seems disillusioned by the apparent failures of elected leaders and stagnant economies
7 mins
Young at heart Two-fifths of all Africans are aged under 15. School funding is the key to their futures
The African Union (AU) is marking 2024 as its first Year of Education. This could not have come at a better time.
2 mins
Peace talks raise hopes as time runs down for Rafah
A closed-door meeting of spy chiefs, military officials and diplomats late last week backed up by comments by US president Joe Biden on Monday renewed hopes of a ceasefire deal amid fierce debates at the United Nations, but observers warned that time was running out to prevent a Israeli offensive on Gaza's southernmost city.
4 mins
The day Britain's democracy failed
As MPs gathered to debate a ceasefire in Gaza, the Commons descended into chaos, with accusations ofbad faith and bias
6 mins
As Ukraine burns, Russia is thriving
Kyivneeds 500bn to get the country back on its feet. But Moscow has so little debt that even sanctions have not done much damage... yet
4 mins
'Longfarewell' Nato accession marks change of national identity
Just a few short months ago, Sweden's Nato membership seemed a very long way from being a done deal.
2 mins
Is a behemoth of global beef losing its taste for meat?
The billboard in Buenos Aires shows a piglet standing forlornly by a butcher's fridge.
2 mins
Flour power Insects on the nation's menu at last
Italy's first facility breeding crickets for human food hopes to challenge the country's deep-rooted preconceptions
3 mins
The threat of AI in a year of elections
Governments and tech firms are at odds over how best to police an information ecosystem at serious risk of disruption
5 mins
The school helping girls to heal after Boko Haram atrocities
What 19-year-old Binta Usman remembers most vividly about her early days at the Lafiya Sarari girls' school in Maiduguri, the capital of Nigeria's Borno state, are the frequent tears that made it hard for her to concentrate in class.
2 mins
Down, not out Nikki Haley presses on for Republicans not ready to crown Trump
Despite a stinging loss in her home state of South Carolina, the presidential hopeful is refusing to quit the race
3 mins
Alabama IVF ruling sparks off infertility scramble
Tucker Legerski and his wife, Megan, have spent more than two years and tens of thousands of dollars trying to have a baby.
3 mins
THE NEW SCIENCE OF HISTORY
How technology is opening up a new realm of knowledge about the old world
10+ mins
Police repeatedly fail victims by not taking stalking seriously
In March 2022, I published an investigation into the crimes of Matthew Hardy, who had been sentenced to nine years in prison in what was then believed to be the UK's worst-ever case of cyberstalking.
3 mins
Statues of liability
At the ancient citadel of Spandau in Berlin, German historyis redefined witha near-secret exhibition of rejected sculptures, from Kant and Lenin to Hitler
3 mins
Steady as he goes A biography of the Labour leader mirrors its unflashy subject, but offers intriguing clues as to what motivates him
Keir Starmer can be a hard man to read.
3 mins
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Verlag: Guardian News & Media
Kategorie: Newspaper
Sprache: English
Häufigkeit: 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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