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Our universities remain a great success story – but standards are slipping

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The record admissions are masking a deeper crisis – from young people dropping out of education to universities struggling with falling overseas recruitment

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EC must come clean

EC must come clean

The Election Commission (EC) has failed the public once more by refusing to make its handling of the 2024 Senate election transparent and open to scrutiny.

Iran's mountains won't bow to bombs

Iran's mountains won't bow to bombs

In some ways, the dynamics of war between the United States and Israel against Iran boil down to bombs and mountains. As long as American bombs cannot beat mountainous Iran, Tehran can hold out on terms of its choosing with time on its side. The US' awesome airpower and Iran's…

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How Zhu Rongji reshaped China

Since its founding almost 77 years ago, the People's Republic of China has had eight premiers. But only two -- Zhao Ziyang and Zhu Rongji -- deserve credit for the country's economic rise. In the 1980s, Zhao translated Deng Xiaoping's vision of "reform and opening up" into policy, pushing through…

The Guardian view on A-level and T-level results: a boost to the nation’s confidence

Editorial: Young people should be proud of their achievements. Ministers should focus on what comes next

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on solar eclipses: moments of wonder that bring us together

Editorial: Wednesday’s eerie spectacle united crowds beneath the sky, continuing a human fascination that stretches from ancient myth to modern physics

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The Jason Arday affair must not spell the end for diversity. Here’s how – and why – we should defend it

The scandal has given succour to the same old rightwing attacks on D&I, but companies that do it properly raise standards rather than lowering them, says Joseph Harker, the Guardian’s senior editor, diversity and development

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Ukrainian cathedrals, Gaza’s archives, Iranian squares – modern war is systematically erasing human history

Ukrainian cathedrals, Gaza’s archives, Iranian squares – modern war is systematically erasing human history

It is not enough now for war to kill, it must eradicate a people’s cherished and precious heritage too, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

I’d rather drink eel-infested lake water than put my hand up for Alone Australia – which is what makes it such great TV

I’d rather drink eel-infested lake water than put my hand up for Alone Australia – which is what makes it such great TV

Alone Australia is my idea of torture, but there is something charming about the contestants that put their hands up for this madness

The Guardian - AU

I protested against Pauline Hanson 28 years ago – now my teenager is doing the same thing

I protested against Pauline Hanson 28 years ago – now my teenager is doing the same thing

In 1998, when I was in year 11, my friends and I wagged school to protest against the One Nation leader. Now my daughter has joined the school walkout

The Guardian - AU

AOC’s public egg-freezing shouldn’t feel radical. But in today’s US, it does

AOC’s public egg-freezing shouldn’t feel radical. But in today’s US, it does

The congresswoman’s decision is an assertion of women’s freedom and dignity at a time when our status is rapidly eroding

The Guardian - US

AOC and Mamdani wanted to defund the police. Their backtracking puts organizers at risk

AOC and Mamdani wanted to defund the police. Their backtracking puts organizers at risk

Progressive and democratic socialist politicians are recanting pandemic-era statements on police and prison abolition

The Guardian - US

Lost jobs, inequality, rogue agents: why are we accepting oligarchs’ AI agenda?

Lost jobs, inequality, rogue agents: why are we accepting oligarchs’ AI agenda?

The dangers of AI become clearer every day. Why are we still acting as if we have no choice about our future?

The Guardian - US

Taylor Swift has put her love story out there – so why won’t she let us see her wedding dress?

Taylor Swift has put her love story out there – so why won’t she let us see her wedding dress?

How a bride decides to look on the big day tells us a lot about that person. But the singer is leaving us hanging, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

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Britain’s scorched fields mean a food crisis – and the government is ignoring the one measure that would help

This summer’s extreme weather and wars in Iran and Ukraine have made our need for food stockpiles more pressing than ever, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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Is it so odd to talk to yourself? No one knows you better – or is better at keeping your secrets

I’ll happily chat to plants and pets, but when I really need to get something off my chest I’m my own best listener. And that’s absolutely fine, according to my new favourite expert

The Guardian - UK

Jason Arday is now the stick the right will use to beat back racial equality. Don’t let that happen

The UK is far from equality in academia or society. You don’t need a Cambridge degree to see that Arday’s story is being used to stop any progress in its tracks, says journalist and academic Afua Hirsch

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I got married in the Vegas of Europe. It was the most romantic 20 minutes of my life

Post-Brexit visa rules and faceless pen-pushers were keeping me and my partner apart. But love finds a way, writes French journalist Jules Darmanin

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Power behind the badge

The shooting involving a former MP in Nonthaburi on Monday raises questions about political connections and privilege in the justice system.

A US-China G2 would sideline Asia's middle powers

Grand foreign-policy strategies rarely disappear overnight. More often, they are dismantled gradually through subtle rhetorical shifts, bureaucratic adjustments, and changing diplomatic priorities. America's Indo-Pacific strategy is no exception.

Gaza peace still remains a charade

Last month, US President Donald Trump announced "a monumental step towards lasting peace and security" in Gaza. Mediators from the "Board of Peace", his sketchy rival to the United Nations, had persuaded Hamas, the Palestinian armed resistance movement, to accept his "15-point document" for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal in…

Bhumjaithai government, PM Anutin losing momentum

The Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) is facing a crisis of public confidence. Controversies such as alleged Senate election rigging, in which party members are among those on the suspect list, and cheating in local government recruitment examinations have brought the positive momentum of the Anutin II administration to an abrupt halt.

The Independent UK

Andy Burnham must be brave to tackle burning Britain

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: A vast rethink on how this parched and panting land adapts to future hotter summers and wetter winters must be top of the in-tray for the new PM

The Guardian - US

What can we learn from Francesca Hong’s loss in Wisconsin?

A fairly overtly radical socialist winning about 40% of the vote in a primary like this was unthinkable even a few years ago

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on early prisoner release: don’t lose sight of systemic reform

Editorial: Empathy is a strength in a prime minister but there is a risk of letting emotional urgency obscure the strategic view in policymaking

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