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4 July 1919 Guardian Weekly is an edited selection of some of the best journalism found in the Guardian’s digital editions in the UK, US and Australia, and the Guardian newspaper in the UK. The weekly magazine has an international focus...
A new series, the Slow Lane, explores how cars came to dominate our cities, particularly in the US. We ask how American cities fell so far behind their global peers on public transit, and investigate whether a sprawling city such as Sydney...
Donald Trump said early this week that the ceasefire with Iran was on “life support” and that he was considering restarting US navy military escorts of ships through the strait of Hormuz in an attempt to end the Iranian blockade of the...
The newly sworn-in prime minister, Péter Magyar, used his first speech as prime minister to address the many in Hungary who had paid a personal price for speaking up about the steady erosion of rights under Victor Orbán and his Fidesz...
The EU dismissed Vladimir Putin’s suggestion that the former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder could serve as a European mediator in peace talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. Putin put forward Schröder – a longtime ally – as a...
The Senate was expected to confirm Kevin Warsh this week as chair of the Federal Reserve, as Donald Trump continues his campaign to influence the world’s most important central bank. The Fed’s influence over the economy spans from the job...
The EU agreed sanctions on violent Israeli settlers, ending a years-long deadlock over the issue but still taking only a “baby step”, according to one MEP. But there was still no consensus among the 27 member states on more hardhitting trade...
A German holidaymaker has won a payout of almost €1,000 ($1,200) after being beaten to the sunloungers by other guests. The man, whose identity is not known, holidayed on the island of Kos, in Greece, with his family in 2024. He said that,...
