The Guardian Weekly - 2022-11-18

• Qatar’s highly political football, the challenge of 8bn people – and is Donald Trump’s grip loosening?
• The US midterm elections saw the Democrats fare better than expected,
• Another dubious global milestone was reached this week
• On the cover
• Democrats retain Senate control as House slips away
• Cryptocurr­ency exchange FTX files for bankruptcy
• Biden and Xi hold in-person talks at G20 summit in Bali
• KFC apologises for Kristallna­cht promotion
• Fears of China interferen­ce grow with new spying case
• Ex-politician is jailed for ordering husband’s murder
• Migrant rescue ship docks in Toulon amid rift with Italy
• Country gains first female president after election
• Bezos plans to give billions away – but says it’s difficult
• Death of lynx that helped save species from extinction
• Election held without opposition candidates
• Kurdish militants deny role in Istanbul bomb attack
• First death sentence issued over weeks of protests
• Leaders at Cop27 urged to press Egypt over prisoner
• Apple limits filesharin­g feature used by protesters
• Song prompts government calls for investigat­ion
• Supreme leader orders full enforcemen­t of sharia law
• UN chief urges military junta to return to democracy
• Warring parties agree on humanitari­an access
• Kerala police investigat­e Bollywood film
• Indoor wood fires ‘dangerous’ for some pregnant women
• Sunak says higher taxes and spending cuts needed
• ‘Overweight’ neutron star outlasts collapse theory
• Octopuses throw objects at one another, researcher­s say
• Oldest sentence discovered – on a head-lice comb
• Unions and refugee groups condemn small boats deal
• ‘Toxic’ Corbyn unlikely to stand for party again
• Hancock’s reality TV stint greeted with criticism
• Overworked Improving the lot of labourers
• People power Why overtaking China is more than symbolic for India
• Pulling out Putin realises that retreat is better than eventual defeat
• Languages, art and drama face axe in state schools
• Classroom cuts
• How it works
• How a digital project is reuniting lost bronzes
• The border village that’s greeting its first visitors for 22 years
• Teflon Don
• How ruling against Roe helped push back a GOP ‘red wave’
• Silicon valley’s big beasts are now facing some serious shrinkage
• Politician­s should note asylum seekers’ talents
• Climate system pushed to the very edge
• Mega developmen­t is a futile choice
• The IMF is doing its job – making the rich richer
• Election results offer lessons for the left
• Putin’s invasion should add new word to lexicon
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
• Redcar les adorables étoiles
• Podcast of the week
• Changing times
• Showmen of science
• Destiny’s child
• BOOKS OF THE MONTH
• Black bean enfrijolad­as
• A soak and a spurtle for porridge to bowl you over in the morning
• COUNTRY DIARY
• The Weekly cryptic
• Quick crossword

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