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Apple says it's sorry for smushing musical instruments and art supplies to advertise its latest iPad

The computer-maker apologized and said it "missed the mark" in its attempt to tell us that its new iPad Pro is really thin.

PC Gamer

Israel bans Al Jazeera: What does it mean and what happens next?

Al Jazeera said it will pursue available legal channels to protect its journalists from Israel’s ‘slanderous’ shutdown.

Al Jazeera

Left silences right, right silences left. But censorship stops us pushing for change

In Brussels and Berlin, flimsy excuses were trotted out to stifle political debate

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I knew the facts about millennials but I wasn’t ready to admit the life my parents had would never be mine

It took working on a podcast about what’s happening to young people for me to let go of the idealism about my future and face the sobering reality

The Guardian - AU

Australia needs to step up to end tech-fuelled cold war

Former Greek finance minister calls on Australia to end its servility to the US and instead become a player on the global stage.

AAP

Former Greek minister's wishlist for Australia

The economist's call for a nationwide tax overhaul comes as part of a demand to counteract the concentration of power among large technological corporations.

AAP

Labour must overcome its small-c conservatism

Letters: Readers respond to articles by Yanis Varoufakis, Polly Toynbee and George Monbiot on Labour’s economic policies

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Why is Labour still using the self-defeating, discredited ‘maxed out credit card’ analogy?

It is one thing to U-turn on a modest green transition programme. It is another to do so using mendacious Tory economic paradigms, says the economist Yanis Varoufakis

The Guardian - UK

EU’s Borrell suggests US stop arming Israel amid fears over Rafah assault

Josep Borrell says ‘too many people’ are being killed in Gaza as Israel pledges to press on with Rafah offensive.

Al Jazeera

Is capitalism dead? Yanis Varoufakis thinks it is – and he knows who killed it

Yanis Varoufakis grew up during the Greek dictatorship of 1967-1974. He later became an economics professor and was briefly Greek finance minister in 2015.

The Conversation

Loud and uncowed: how UnHerd owner Paul Marshall became Britain’s newest media mogul

UnHerd has quickly become one of the biggest sites for political commentary in the UK, and now the hedge fund founder behind it – who also funds GB News and donates to the Tories – is trying to add the Telegraph to a fast-growing empire. What does he really want?

The Guardian - UK

‘Capitalism is dead. Now we have something much worse’: Yanis Varoufakis on extremism, Starmer, and the tyranny of big tech

In his new book, the maverick Greek economist says we are witnessing an epochal shift. At his island home, he argues it’s now the ‘fiefdoms’ of tech firms that shape us

The Guardian - UK

Why can’t the EU power ahead with green subsidies like Biden’s? It isn’t just political procrastination

Unlike their US counterparts, EU policymakers still face the roadblocks of no money and no common treasury, says economist and author Yanis Varoufakis

The Guardian - UK

Greek vote shows public mellowing from crisis-era anger

A resounding defeat of radical parties in Greece's election on Sunday has shown voters have mellowed after more than 15 years of fuming over austerity triggered by a crippling debt crisis.

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Greeks head to polls, no party seen winning clear majority

Greece heads for what is likely to be an inconclusive parliamentary election on Sunday, paving the way for wrangling between parties to forge a ruling coalition in a deeply divided political landscape.

The Guardian - UK

Free-market zealots are holding Britain hostage

Letters: The Tory party’s reliance on trickle-down economics will leave society poorer, says Richard Tudway of the Centre for International Economics. Plus letters from Malcolm Stanton, David Plumpton and Joan Friend

The Guardian - UK

Trickle-down Truss is carrying on the dirty work of Thatcher, Blair and Osborne

Britain has endured 40 years of decline thanks to this faulty economic theory. Will Keir Starmer finally kill it off?, says Yanis Varoufakis, leader of MeRA25 in Greece’s parliament

Salon

Meloni, fascists rise to power in Italy

"This is a sad day for the country," opposition leader says

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Ending Ukraine war: Talk or weapons?

Global outrage is understandable, say peace advocates. But pouring more arms into Ukraine won't end the killing

The Guardian - UK

Central banks have humanity’s future in their hands: they must not fail on inflation

Interest rates will have to rise without jeopardising the green transition. It’s a difficult task but it can be done, says Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister of Greece

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