The Guardian Weekly - July 05, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - July 05, 2024
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In this issue
July 05, 2024
Pressure is mounting on US President Joe Biden after a faltering debate performance against Donald Trump. Once-friendly media heavyweights have joined the chorus of derision.Is it time for Joe to go?
Amid a howling chorus of derision over Joe Biden's substandard debate performance against Donald Trump last week, one voice seemed to resonate more powerfully than others.
4 mins
Biden's Burden President Needs To Give Way To Someone Who Can Beat Trump
What was the worst moment? Perhaps when one especially rambling sentence of Joe Biden's ended in a mumbled, confused declaration that "We finally beat Medicare", as if he were the enemy of the very public service Democrats cherish and defend.
3 mins
Macron's failed gamble How Le Pen destroyed the centrist project
When Emmanuel Macron strolled through the seaside resort of Le Touquet last Sunday afternoon, near his holiday home, dressed in a leather jacket with his collar up and aviator shades, smiling and asking passersby how they were doing, he seemed a world away from the fact that his gamble of a snap election was about to dramatically backfire.
3 mins
Last dance Rival parties scramble to unite against the far right
France's left and centrist parties are scrambling to cobble together a united front. Rival parties were engaged in frantic bargaining and tactical voting plans on Monday in an attempt to stop the rise of Marine Le Pen's National Rally's (RN).
3 mins
Bloc braces as populist takes Orbán charge of EU agenda
For months, it was rumoured that Hungary planned to use a reworked version of Donald Trump's slogan for its upcoming EU presidency: Make Europe Great Again.
3 mins
War of words Deadly attack on Kharkiv book printer
Olena Ninadovska was inside Ukraine's biggest printing house when the Russian missile hit.
3 mins
Before the Conservatives came to power in 2010, David Cameron set out his vision of a prosperous, secure country that would care for all. By every yardstick, his party has failed The long and wasted years of Tory Britain
There have been times in the past few weeks, watching Rishi Sunak, with his hands flailing for the steering wheel, when just for a second or two the ghosts of the Conservative party's last 14 years have seemed to play across his features, and we all have been forced to endure the unspooling catastrophe once again: the Truss budget and Partygate and proroguing parliament and Theresa May croaking her way to her P45 and No Deal is Better than a Bad Deal and Eat out to Help Out and, God help us, Get Brexit Done.
5 mins
'Grey Zone' How The IDF Views Some Journalists As Targets
Despite denials by Israel of deliberate targeting to silence critics, record number of media workers killedin Gaza
3 mins
UN Aid Chief Departs With Warning Of 'Huge' Famine
Sudan is facing horror "beyond imagination", the outgoing UN aid chief has warned, with 750,000 people under imminent threat of famine and with conditions in danger of worsening even further.
2 mins
"They won't silence us' Activist's vow after ambush and beating
Opposition is pinning its hopes on parliamentary elections in October, amid attacks on government critics
3 mins
"This makes us nervous' Balloon wars raise stakes in the DMZ
Just a stone's throw from North Korea, farmer Park Se-un tends to his crops under the watchful eye of the South Korean military.
3 mins
Airports Are Everywhere -But Where Are All The Passengers?
Last month, the governor of Zamfara, one of Nigeria's poorest states, held a ceremony to mark the start of construction on an international airport in the state capital Gusau.
3 mins
On the line The supreme court handed Trumpa partial win. Now what?
Ruling means the former president is now less likely to face trial in the subversion case before the election
2 mins
New chapter What next for Julian Assange and WikiLeaks?
As Julian Assange enjoyed his first weekend of freedom in years, there appeared to be no question in the mind of his wife, Stella, about what the family's priorities were.
3 mins
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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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