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A witness to the war
A striking interrogation of language in an age of mechanical mass destruction
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
'It's not just surviving' Life goes on in cellars of frontline city
Galyna Lutsenko, a crisis psychologist, is moving busily among a group of children in a basement in Kherson, unique in being Ukraine's only leading city almost directly on the frontline with Russian forces - and where people live with the daily threat of attack.
4 min |
February 06, 2026
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Feeling the heat: small towns at risk of burning
As the temperatures break records in the dry, flat Mallee region, concerned residents take refuge in air-conditioned rooms
4 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
What does Melania the film tell us of Mrs Trump?
Brett Ratner's $40m film, which had a 'black-carpet' premiere at the Kennedy Center, has been marketed with the gusto of a Hollywood blockbuster
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
The dog's training now has me hiding behind trees
It is rare for my wife and I to do a midweek dog walk together, but on this particular afternoon I find myself at a loose end, and volunteer to come along.
2 min |
February 06, 2026
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Young voters are drawn to our conservative PM. What's her appeal?
Japan has rarely seen a prime minister as bold or as social media-savvy as Sanae Takaichi, the country's first female leader.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
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EU response to Washington bullying is to build bridges with India and Vietnam
For the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, the EU's trade pact with India was the \"mother of all deals\".
2 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Trump's post-truth agenda hit as ICE lies fail to land
\"Our press secretary, Sean Spicer, gave alternative facts.\"
3 min |
February 06, 2026
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Miso mystery: red, white or yellow paste, what's the difference?
What miso paste should I use for what dish?
2 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Musk, Mandelson and 'The Duke' What we learned from latest release of the Epstein files
The US justice department last week released millions of files related to the late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the largest disclosure by the government since a law passed last year said the documents should be published.
5 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Art, music, Greenland: welcome to our age of shameless theft
Last month I discovered that an article I wrote about the England cricket team has been copied and repackaged, verbatim and without permission, by an Indian website.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Miles ahead
The architect of the bestselling jazz album of all time, 1959's Kind of Blue, trumpeter Miles Davis is a towering figure in the history of the genre. With 2026 marking the centenary of Davis's birth, we asked several of his surviving collaborators to select his greatest recordings and discuss his enduring influence
5 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Don't swallow it whole Google's threat to health
Experts warn that the 'confident authority' of search giant's AI Overviews can give completely wrong medical advice that could seriously endanger users
5 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Just good friends
The Korean bestseller on platonic partnership and what it means for the rest of us
2 min |
February 06, 2026
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Running wild Homes without humans
Fifteen years after quake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown, boars, raccoons and bears roam the streets of Fukushima. But what will happen to this haven if people come back?
5 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
PARADISE LOST?
Newton Aycliffe was meant to be a model town for a fairer postwar Britain. But unaffordable rents on a high street amounting to 0.12% of its property tycoon owner's holdings have made it a symbol of decline -and a warning for Labour
10+ min |
February 06, 2026
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Cockfights continue in face of ban with claims of 'tradition'
On the outskirts of Cartagena - far from the brightly coloured facades of the old city and the 500-year-old fortress walls overlooking the Caribbean - a crowd of about 300 people erupted into a roar.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Starmer barely noticed China is leading the charge to Armaggedon
Keir Starmer’s tentative pivot to the Dragon Throne has played well in Beijing, though not in Trumpland.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
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Havana on the brink as US turns up the pressure over fuel
It's just gone midday on Linea, one of the main roads through Havana's Vedado neighbourhood, and Javier Peña and Ysil Ribas have been waiting since 6am outside a petrol station.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Why you should embrace rejection
From boosting artistic creativity to building resilience, there are benefits to being rebuffed
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Were they pushed?
Why are hundreds of Turkish women falling from high buildings to their deaths every year?
10+ min |
February 06, 2026
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'I miss you': new Epstein emails seal bleak fate for Mandelson
The latest revelations may mean former ambassador has finally encountered a scandal he is unable to outrun
4 min |
February 06, 2026
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Transparent identification Calls grow for inquiry into protest deaths
Pressure mounts after government says it will publish names of people killed during recent unrest
2 min |
February 06, 2026
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Jung at heart
A psychologist's elegant discourse shows the way to acquire wisdom in the face of mortality
1 min |
February 06, 2026
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Le scoop! Presidential award for dedicated paper seller
For more than five decades he’s pounded the pavements of Paris, becoming part of the city’s cultural fabric as he strikes up conversations, greets longtime friends and offers parodies of daily news headlines.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
'Keep dreaming' Could Europe really defend itself without the United States?
The Nato secretary general, Mark Rutte, was typically blunt when he met members of the European parliament last week. \"If anyone thinks that the European Union, or Europe as a whole, can defend itself without the US, keep on dreaming,\" he said.
2 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Could it be magic?
As his latest series, Small Prophets, lands, Mackenzie Crook says he's 'fascinated by stories of ordinary people that something extraordinary happens to'
4 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Attack options US has firepower in place-but what would it actually achieve?
Last month, when Donald Trump first threatened Iran's regime, telling protesters in the country that \"help is coming\", there were not enough US military assets in the Middle East to back up the rhetoric.
3 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
China calling
After the ice age, the thaw - but what dangers lie beneath?
2 min |
February 06, 2026
The Guardian Weekly
Threats turn to talks
Iran's foreign minister seeks negotiations as Trump warns 'bad things would happen' if no solution is agreed
5 min |