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November 28, 2025

Salvaged from the brink of disaster

It took some oblique wording, but Saudi Arabia made a last-minute decision to sign the deal that averted the collapse of the Cop30 climate talks

7 mins

Five threats to progress that dogged the summit

Cop30 in Belém wrapped up on Saturday night more than 24 hours later than planned, and with an Amazonian rainstorm thundering down on the conference centre.

4 mins

Trump's deal alarms EU - and risks disaster for Kyiv

We’ve been here before: the Trump administration announces a roadmap to peace in Ukraine that seems to be dramatically skewed towards Moscow’s demands; Volodymyr Zelenskyy gets on the phone to alarmed European allies; they quickly call Trump to tell him that the whole idea is unworkable; the plan quietly dies. Rinse and repeat. This time it feels a bit different, however.

3 mins

Disarray over leaked 'peace plan' will suit Putin just fine

The Kremlin has barely lifted a finger in recent days. It hasn't needed to.

3 mins

The money man behind Moscow's 'peace plan' for Ukraine

When relations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin soured in recent months, with the US president publicly accusing Moscow of blocking a path to a peace in Ukraine and announcing significant sanctions against Russia's oil sector, one man saw an opening.

2 mins

Shelter and food in short supply as Gaza braces for winter

Everyone knew what was coming. But there was little the inhabitants of the tent cities that crowd the shore of southern Gaza could do as the storm approached. Sabah al-Breem, 62, was sitting with one of her daughters and several grandchildren in their current home - a makeshift construction of tarpaulins and salvaged wood - when the wind and driving rain broke across.

3 mins

Do F-35s signal a US pivot to Riyadh?

Pageantry and trillion-dollar promises show how Washington's loyalties may be tilting away from Israel and towards the Gulf

5 mins

Farage denies claims of racism at school - but his response may shape his future

For more than 30 years, Nigel Farage has been one of the most disruptive figures in British politics, known for building a brand on outrage and polarisation.

3 mins

Report lays bare Johnson's lack of leadership and direction

In office, Boris Johnson liked to see himself as a latter-day Winston Churchill. But the Covid report published last week, describing his toxic, chaotic and indecisive No 10, ought finally to put paid to any delusions that he had the qualities necessary to be a prime minister, let alone one guiding a country through a deadly national emergency.

2 mins

Did the 'pact of forgetting' open door to far right?

Events to mark 50th anniversary of dictator Franco's death intend to act as a reminder- especially to the young - of dangers of fascism

5 mins

Hurricane Melissa leaves spike of sickness in its wake

Maidel Jorge, a 36-year-old farmer, sweats as he chops down a tree to collect wood for cooking: the November weather in eastern Cuba is still as hot as summer. The tree was young, so the wood is green, which means it will take longer to burn and their meal will take longer to prepare.

3 mins

How a tiny island made 'impossible' World Cup history

The delay in Dick Advocaat becoming Curaçao's head coach might have been ominous but instead it was the foundation for glory.

3 mins

The rainforest the world forgot

The Congo basin is the second largest on Earth, so why is it being neglected?

4 mins

Households feel the pinch as affordability crisis bites

Frozen dinners were useful when no one was home to cook. A fancy cheese or apple roll felt like a family treat. But not any more. “We can’t afford to do those little luxuries any more because they’re just too expensive to feed five with,” said Cat Hill.

3 mins

World awaits Epstein cache - but could Trump block full release?

They are the files that America - and the world - has long waited to see: a huge cache of documents at the Department of Justice related to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

3 mins

HOW TO LEAVE A CULT

Patrick Ryan and Joseph Kelly are a couple who rescue people from cults. They explain how they make their clients believe it was their decision to leave.

10+ mins

IS ALEX KARP THE WORLD'S SCARIEST CEO?

His company, Palantir, is potentially creating the ultimate state surveillance tool. Now, his biographer reveals what makes him tick

9 mins

A catastrophic black hole in our climate data is a gift to deniers

I began by trying to discover whether or not a widespread belief was true.

4 mins

The Viking revival is all about searching for stability in a chaotic age

“Hail Thor!” The priestess and her heathens, standing in a circle, raised their mead-filled horns.

3 mins

An improbable new adversary for Trump: the Catholic church

The supreme court can’t do it - it’s packed with conservatives who owe him their jobs.

3 mins

The UK's Covid response was too little, too late.Lessons must be learned

Lessons must be learned

2 mins

The remains of the clay

Edmund de Waal explains why he turned his decades-long fixation with Axel Salto-maker of unsettling stoneware full of tentacle sproutings and knotty growths-into a new show

6 mins

Why the right hasn't hit culture's high notes

Sydney Sweeney is the poster child of Hollywood's great unwokening but her films are box-office flops

3 mins

The new Celtic renaissance

Its indie acts were once ignored. But songs about the Troubles, poverty and oppression are now going global- and changing how Ireland sees itself

4 mins

US tech dominance was meant to bring prosperity-but disempowerment seems to be the result

Two and a half centuries ago, the American colonies launched a violent protest against British rule, triggered by parliament's imposition of a monopoly on the sale of tea and the antics of a vainglorious king.

3 mins

The punk poet's voice shines through in this revelatory follow up to Just Kids and M Train

The post-pandemic flood of artist memoirs continues, but Patti Smith stands apart.

2 mins

A poetic portrait of everyday sorcery and female solidarity in 17th century Denmark

On 26 June 1621, in Copenhagen, a woman was beheaded which was unusual, but only in the manner of her death. According to one historian, during the years 1617 to 1625 in Denmark a \"witch\" was burned every five days.

3 mins

The graphic novelist wittily captures the legacy of Britain's partition of India

Joe Sacco is one of a very small number of graphic novelists who have smashed through into the mainstream.

1 mins

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