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June 06, 2025

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Why Trump is really going after Harvard University

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Trade gap Trump is learning the hard way after tariff boast

\"Tariffs are easy,\" Donald Trump claimed in March. For his administration, and the world, they have proven anything but. Now an obscure New York court has blocked his signature trade policy, setting up a battle that looks sure to end up in the supreme court.

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One afternoon, two family tragedies The childhoods cut short by Israeli airstrikes

Trauma over the tragic events of just one day reflects a heartbreaking reality in Gaza: the killing and maiming of its youngest citizens

4 mins

How daring drone strike took out $7bn of Russian bombers

A Ukrainian drone attack on Russian airbases destroyed billions of dollars worth of Russian aircraft stationed at bases across the country, including locations as far away as Siberia, in what Kyiv said was its longest-range assault of the war.

2 mins

The veto vote Nawrocki win threatens Warsaw's place at Europe's top table

Radical-right historian could destabilise the coalition government of the pro-EU prime minister Donald Tusk

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Defence case Security plan seeks balance between prudence and practicality

Strategic review is clear on the dangers facing Britain, but less so on how to fund a muchneeded military upgrade

3 mins

Power play Merz's promise to boost military may struggle to match reality

Within days of Russia launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Olaf Scholz announced a Zeitenwende, or historical \"turning point\".

2 mins

How a tiny village was engulfed by a mountain

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4 mins

The secret 'prisons' for disobedient women

Daughters and wives describe facing floggings and abuse in 'care homes' after arguing with fathers or husbands

5 mins

Commuters ride their luck on Rio's 'Avenue of Death'

When Renato Oliveira boarded a bus down Brazil Avenue one morning last October it should have been a normal commute.

3 mins

Over a barrel Shortage of sugar shakes Cuba's rum industry

It is a crisis that would have sent a shiver down Ernest Hemingway’s drinking arm. Cuba’s communist government is struggling to process enough sugar to make the rum for his beloved mojitos and daiquiris.

3 mins

Tough at the top Do rapid Everest ascents increase risk?

Sherpas in Nepal say the use of xenon gas and hypoxic tents could encourage inexperienced climbers to take on the mountain

5 mins

World-first judicial vote is 'a blind date with democracy'

On a heat-dazed afternoon in Culiacán, the capital of Mexico’s Sinaloa state, a speaker by the cathedral was droning through an advert for the judicial elections on a loop when a plume of smoke appeared in the sky. A flicker of agitation ran through the plaza.

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Fire starter Springsteen's anti-Trump broadside divides fans

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3 mins

Empathy is an act of strength'

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10+ mins

'Every time I took a shower I thought: is he watching me?' The terrifying rise of secret cameras

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9 mins

Prime Minister Farage? It's no longer a joke - it's a nightmare

If Nigel Farage has a secret weapon, it is his seeming refusal to take things seriously.

4 mins

As Canada shows, Charles is pushing boundaries as king

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3 mins

So long, Elon: the cuts didn't go to plan, but you trashed your reputation Marina Hyde

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4 mins

A new Syria: sanctions relief gives the shattered country a chance to rebuild

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2 mins

The museum of absolutely everything

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5 mins

I wanted us to finish our journey on a high'

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3 mins

This is the modern world

A new exhibition celebrates 50 women who bucked tradition by trading parochial Australia for European modernity to create 'subtly subversive' art

3 mins

Conversations with whales

As we race to translate animal languages, will we listen to what nature has to say?

3 mins

Time warp Romance is beautifully drawn in a tale of two couples whose lives overlap, a century apart

Time is layered in Northern Irish writer David Park's latest novel.

2 mins

Alison's world The graphic novelist faces up to midlife in this playfully fictionalised memoir

Alison Bechdel emerged in the 1980s with Dykes to Watch Out For, a groundbreaking weekly strip that featured a group of mostly lesbian friends. Since then, her acclaimed graphic novels have focused mainly on herself and her family.

3 mins

I need to drop everything and get on with doing nothing, quickly

I am sitting in my office shed, marvelling that an email from a car hire company I last used six years ago feels entitled to employ the subject line DROP EVERYTHING.

2 mins

Whiz up or wing it? Dips worth doing yourself and the ones to buy

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