The Guardian Weekly - July 26, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - July 26, 2024
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In this issue
July 26, 2024
BID FOR HISTORY
Kamala Harris faces an unprecedented task after Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the US election race. The vice president now has a party majority for the Democratic nomination, but she needs to ramp up her campaign to win over voters before November
5 mins
Lame duck? How Biden announcement could affect US foreign relations
After last Sunday's bombshell decision not to seek re-election, Joe Biden still has six months left as the US president and commander-in-chief, and foreign leaders could be expected to write him off as a lame duck.
2 mins
Anactof grace Biden's selfless choice to drop out sets stage fora different election
Legend has it that when King George III heard that George Washington, the first US president, had decided to retire after his second term, he remarked: \"If he does that, he will be the greatest man in the world.\"
3 mins
Right march Religious recruits challenge IDF values
Israel's army, the country's preeminent secular institution for much of its seven decades, is increasingly coming under the sway of a national religious movement that has made bold moves across Israeli society in recent years.
3 mins
Israeli troops tighten their grip on lifeline to Egypt
In the months before the Israeli invasion, Gaza's southernmost city of Rafah was a lifeline, a place where thousands sought shelter or scrabbled to raise funds to cross into neighbouring Egypt.
2 mins
‘Bittersweet’ Bereaved families’ cool welcome for Covid report
Relatives relieved at inquiry's damning analysis ofa lack of preparedeness but believe many issues not addressed
4 mins
Nature wins after Moscow's dam strike
Newly created miracle’ on Dnipro hosts animals, birds and saplings ina landscape of ponds and forests
3 mins
Solo women look abroad to get round ban on egg freezing
When Yang Li* turned 30, she gave herself three years to decide if she wanted children. But as the years ticked by, working a busy job in Beijing, Yang remained unsure. So last year, a month shy of her 34th birthday, she decided to freeze her eggs.
3 mins
Playing for survival Blind woman who keeps music alive
Rieko Hirosawa sits on a stone bench outside her home and takes a deep breath. She unleashes an impossibly high note while her bachi plectrum slaps the three strings of her shamisen, a traditional instrument.
3 mins
Unknown quantity Confusion over Vance as VP pick
He was spared by the hand of God!\" a man wrapped in a flag chanted as he walked past a line of people outside the 12,000-seat Van Andel Arena in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan.
2 mins
Why chip supremacy is ashield to keep China in check
The Hsinchu Science Park, on Taiwan's west coast, is lush and green, with streets neatly planned and clearly signposted. The buildings are modern and well-maintained - from the outside most visitors wouldn't know that they are among the world's most important factories.
3 mins
THE GREENEST GAMES CAN PARIS AVOID THE WHITE ELEPHANTS OF OLYMPICS PAST?
With temporary arenas and recycled pools, Paris is prizing sustainability above vanity projects By Oliver Wainwright
8 mins
Why does Google think I'm dead?
The world's biggest search engine built its success on returning trustworthy results but now critics Says it is getting too much wrong.
10+ mins
A New York accent in ancient Rome? It's no less accurate than RP
Whose head could I give you that would satisfy this fury?\" asks Denzel Washington's crafty Macrinus in the long-awaited trailer for Ridley Scott's Gladiator II.
3 mins
Labour must expose the snake-oil charm peddled by populism
For a politician who has avoided high-flown rhetoric, Keir Starmer is sounding remarkably ambitious.
3 mins
An excellent adventure
Keanu Reeves and China Mieéville talk about their literary bromance and their quest toturna pulpy idea’ into something deeper
6 mins
The pianist who reduces conductors to tears
Yunchan Lim's dazzling talent has brought him fame at home in Korea. The 20-year-old has the world at his feet now as he prepares tomake his Proms debut
3 mins
The big chill: frozen desserts that don’t need anice-cream machine
In the absence of a machine, the obvious solution to frozen dessert needs is granita.
2 mins
The Guardian Weekly Newspaper Description:
Publisher: Guardian News & Media
Category: Newspaper
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
The Guardian Weekly is an international English-language news magazine based in London, UK. It is one of the world's oldest international news publications and has readers in more than 170 countries.
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