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The US supreme court just put the lives of 1.3 million immigrants in danger

The court’s TPS decision is devastating for those whose countries of origin are deemed unsafe. Congress must act

The Guardian - US

Keir Starmer’s attempts to placate big tech were a disaster. Andy Burnham must take a stand

Labour came to power promising to tackle Silicon Valley and stand up to its lobby. But from workers’ rights to online privacy it has failed at almost every turn, says crossbench peer Beeban Kidron

The Guardian - UK

Why did the BBC hire Ashley Cain? Because it has a warped idea of what young men want

The forefronting of macho personas like Cain’s is cynical, and misses the reality of my generation’s experiences, says Rohan Sathyamoorthy, a 20-year-old writer from London

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Not just for rich people: the progressive case for air conditioning

Air conditioning can bring significant benefits but also real harms. The answer is for it to take its place alongside a comprehensive state plan for climate adaptation, says writer and curator Phineas Harper

The Guardian - UK

Why the Delhi Gymkhana eviction should terrify every housing society and hospital in India

Part 1 of this series tracked the chaotic five-year descent of the Delhi Gymkhana Club under state control, where court mandates for corporate democracy were buried under a mountain of unadopted accounts, questionable political appointees, and a literal security crisis at the Prime Minister's doorstep.

Newslaundry

The real lure of government service

Ever wonder why so many Thais, particularly those in rural areas, want their children to pursue a career in government service -- be it as an army or police officer, a civil servant in a state agency, or even in a local administrative organisation -- despite the modest salaries compared…

Bangkok Post

International disorder follows a familiar pattern

The shambolic diplomacy between US President Donald Trump's administration and Iran provides further evidence that world affairs have become unintelligible. But take a step back and you will see that all of today's major conflicts are of a piece, and that despite the apparent entropy, a powerful logic of adaptation…

Bangkok Post

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Fix pension injustice

Labour Minister Julapun Amornvivat's recent remarks signalling his willingness to move ahead with the Career-Average Revalued Earnings (CARE) pension formula are commendable. If officially adopted, the CARE policy would allow the government to correct one of the Social Security Fund's (SSF) most persistent injustices.

Bangkok Post

The Guardian view on US military justice in Britain: a disturbing assault case should raise the alarm

Editorial: The court martial system for personnel on overseas airbases serves US interests – but what about those of their host nations?

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on universities: public confidence in degrees is wavering – ministers should shore it up

Editorial: Unfair changes to student loans and concerns about job prospects must be weighed against the life-changing potential of education

The Guardian - UK

AI claims to have the answers to life’s big questions. But sometimes not knowing brings us closer to the truth

ChatGPT relieves me of my discomfort, but in doing so it robs me of contemplation, of the holy ground between question and answer

The Guardian - AU

I’ve always hated houseflies – but maybe I misjudged the little sods

Yes, they’re filthy and annoying. But they’re also far smarter and more interesting than you’d think if you just watched one throwing itself against a window pane

The Guardian - UK

The hidden crisis hollowing out adult social care in the UK: precious day centres are being sold off

Countless spaces for adults with complex needs have been shut down. If Andy Burnham wants to fix social care, keeping them open must be a priority, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Ed Miliband as chancellor would benefit every part of the UK – and the bond markets

If Andy Burnham promotes the energy secretary, Labour could fully use the benefits of net zero to promote growth and jobs, says Josh Ryan-Collins, professor of economics and finance at UCL

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Newslaundry

Deleted from the rolls, barred from the world: A former editor’s SIR ordeal

R Rajagopal, former Editor of The Telegraph, revealed that he could not vote in the recent West Bengal Assembly elections after his name was deleted from the voter list during SIR. Here he recounts his experience in his own words.

The Independent UK

Shabana Mahmood’s ‘tough and tender’ asylum policy gets the balance right

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: The home secretary’s plan to set up a safe legal route for a limited number of genuine refugees is balanced by a tougher approach to those who do not qualify

The Guardian - UK

The hill I will die on: Forget potholes – the true indicator of societal decline is the ropey shoelace

They have one job, the clue’s right there in their name – but I’ve noticed that ‘optimised’ shoelaces on pricey trainers are anything but, says writer Coco Khan

The Guardian - UK

Labour has abandoned the missions that brought it to power. Here’s how Burnham could revive them

With a new prime minister incoming, Labour faces a fundamental question about its economic vision, says economics professor Mariana Mazzucato

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Wimbledon is courting corporations and clueless C-listers — for some, this just isn’t tennis

Many of the old faithful – some who have been every year for nearly 50 years – are staying away from Wimbledon. Alice Cockerell explains what’s upsetting the SW19 purists

Newcastle Herald

What Hunter suburbs have the highest and lowest levels of income?

Hunter postcode insights: Winners and losers income-wise over the past 20 years

The Guardian - UK

I was a whinger, a cynic, a misanthrope. Then I saw Harry Styles live – and I will never be the same again

I knew my 11-year-old son would love an evening at Wembley with his favourite star. But nothing prepared me for what it would mean to me, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - AU

When racism is so entrenched in Australia, could paying lip service to multiculturalism do more harm than good?

Much of the rhetoric encouraging us to have empathy for immigrants is conditional on what they bring to Australia, writes university student Anhaar Kareem

The Guardian - AU

I have always wished the best for Karl Stefanovic. But if he’s selling racists, thugs and conspiracy theorists, I hope he fails

When I first met Stefanovic he was immediately likable. How has his compass shifted so far that he platforms a man who stirs up terrorist attacks on mosques?

Bangkok Post

City needs more than a governor

Today's gubernatorial election may appear to be a foregone conclusion, but it is by no means lacking in consequence.

Bangkok Post

The lectern is never a good sign

You always know something "big" is going on in the UK when a lectern suddenly appears outside 10 Downing Street as happened last Monday. It is not usually good news for whoever happens to be in residence at the time.

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