The Guardian Weekly - February 09, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - February 09, 2024
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February 09, 2024
Grand designs The audacious reimagining of the Middle East
In a US election year, Joe Biden is offering diplomatic incentives to rival states in the region-including the recognition of Palestine
7 mins
Jarring silence Are we ignoring Gaza's women because they are 'not like us'?
Sometimes a disaster is so large that it obscures its own details. Behind the number of dead and displaced in Gaza, for women and girls the conflict has been disproportionately grinding. In a \"cruel inversion\" of the history of this conflict, the head of UN Women told the Associated Press, women and children have borne the brunt of the war.
3 mins
Furious farmers demand EU reforms
Europe's farming sector is facing a big crisis and must \"profoundly\" change its rules, Emmanuel Macron said after a European Union leaders' summit in Brussels was overshadowed by protesting farmers hurling eggs, dumping manure and lighting fires.
3 mins
Growing pain Why farmers are so angryand what the EU is trying to do about it
Farmers' protests have been sweeping Europe in countries such as Greece, Germany, Portugal, Poland and France, where the government was taken by surprise late last month by a motorway blockade of Paris.
3 mins
In Antakya, poor fear worst as towers rise from rubble
A huge rebuild is under way in the earthquake-damaged city -but many feel they will have no place in the new homes
5 mins
Keep Calm And Carry On? Health Fears Could Reshape The King's Role
Last Monday, King Charles emerged from a private clinic alongside Queen Camilla to wave to a small crowd. The message that Buckingham Palace wished to convey was obvious: the monarch is strong and will carry out his duties despite the health setback.
2 mins
Nottingham's taxes soar, but local services are in disarray
In Nottingham's Old Market Square, the fountains that once flowed in front of the Council House are bone dry, and under proposed cost-cutting measures they may never be switched on again.
2 mins
Mill boon A co-living community designed for long life
It took 13 years to turn a historic building into eco-friendly co-housing, planned to see its members into older age
6 mins
After the coup Three years on, the junta is struggling to assert control
Three years after seizing power, Myanmar's junta is struggling to assert control, with humiliating losses in recent months and growing criticism of its leader, Min Aung Hlaing, by pro-military figures.
2 mins
Gallery fills creative void for artists amid island's struggles
In a country ravaged by food and health emergencies, art is vital, said Hobisoa Raininoro.
3 mins
Smoke Screens Mental Health Apps Under Scrutiny
As experts worry over privacy issues, effectiveness and even harm, the UK is looking at how to regulate the plethora of smartphone-based mental health tools
5 mins
'A mistake' Russian sect finally gets apology after 70 years
Betty Kabatoff was eight years old when she was rushed from her home and taken into the mountains to hide from Canadian police. She and some other children slept under a shelter made from tree branches, but within days, a helicopter appeared overhead and they were forced to move on.
2 mins
Joe's burden Primary win reveals more about the changing face of America
Surprise! Joe Biden won the Democratic presidential primary in South Carolina with a high-90s percentage that would make even Vladimir Putin or Kim Jong-un blush.
3 mins
PRECIPICE OF FEAR
Jérémie Heitz has pushed freeriding to breathtaking, beautiful new extremes. But as the risks get bigger, the questions do, too
10+ mins
Can Anything Stop The Deepfakes?
With Taylor Swift the latest victim of Al-generated porn, pressure is growing on social media companies to start taking it seriously.
10 mins
Pop star or 'election psyop'? US conspiracists tout Swift as Pentagon asset
Taylor Swift is a \"Pentagon asset\", an \"election interference psyop\" who, with unnamed left-leaning forces, has conspired to \"rig\" the Super Bowl and endorse Joe Biden in the presidential election.
2 mins
Russia Looms Large Over Nato's Borders - But US Help Is Not Assured
In 1905, in the Finnish city of Tampere, Vladimir Lenin met Joseph Stalin for the first time. They and two dozen or so revolutionaries began to map out plans to overthrow the tsar and bring down the Russian empire.
3 mins
Amazon, Joyce and the circus
As part of the centenary of Ulysses, German circus company Rimini Protokoll provocatively enacts the hyper-consumerism and physical exertion that drive the online retail giant
3 mins
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