Iran's New Leadership: Lessons from 110-Day War
Iran's 110-day war with the US ends with a nuclear deal signed by President Pezeshkian, but internal divisions and authoritarian leanings raise questions about future behavior.
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US consumers rage against AI chatbots and poor customer service
Guardian readers describe customer service battles as 'debilitating, depressing, enraging,' citing AI chatbots, telecom overcharges, and declining product quality.
Elbit Four trial: jury's right to acquit undermined
Geoffrey Robertson KC argues the Elbit four's sentencing for criminal damage as 'terrorists' subverts centuries-old jury rights and open justice principles.
Ten years on, has the Brexit vote helped or hindered the EU?
Despite predictions of the EU's collapse after Brexit, no country followed the UK. Instead, the bloc has strengthened, with countries queuing to join and Brexit serving as a warning against leaving.
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Suspected arson attack on caravans fuels Glastonbury tensions
A suspected arson attack on caravans in Glastonbury has heightened unease over the rising number of people living in vehicles, with two arrested and residents divided.
Burnham's Britain: Six Days in Makerfield
Andy Burnham closes in on Downing Street after a big win in the Makerfield byelection. John Harris and John Domokos explore a place where lives back up his call for radical change, finding infectious optimism.
Leaked List Exposes Peter Thiel Dialog Retreat Attendees
A website leak exposes participants in secretive Peter Thiel-founded Dialog retreats, including Jared Kushner, Elon Musk, and top US politicians from both parties.
Colombia runoff: paramilitary pasts of candidates clash
Colombia's presidential runoff pits Iván Cepeda, whose father was killed by paramilitaries, against Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right lawyer who defended them. Violence surges as voters choose.
Trump's Pool Renovation Mirrors Iran War Hubris
Trump spent $14.2m on a reflecting pool renovation that failed within days, reflecting his administration's dangerous hubris in Iran war and other policies.
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Scott Bessent allegedly called Zelenskyy a 'little fucker', 'special-needs child', and 'Mr Bean on crack', advising Trump not to host him, per new book.
Trump blames vandalism for reflecting pool algae
Donald Trump blamed 'vandalism' for algae bloom and peeling paint at Washington's reflecting pool after a $14.2m renovation, claiming without evidence that chemicals were used to damage the surface.
93% of ICE Street Arrests Target Latinos in NY-NJ
An investigation finds 93% of ICE street arrests in New York and New Jersey targeted Latinos, with 430 arrests clustered in predominantly Latino communities over five months.
12 shot in Chicago Juneteenth shooting, police say
At least 21 people were shot in Chicago since Friday, with four deaths. On Juneteenth, an SUV pulled up and opened fire on a crowd, wounding 12.
Burnham allies confident of Labour leadership 'coronation'
Andy Burnham's allies are increasingly confident of a coronation-style Labour leadership victory after his byelection win, with backers potentially reaching 300 MPs.
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Corbyn: Policy missing in leadership debate 'very strange'
Jeremy Corbyn says leadership debate focused on personality, not policy, calling it 'very strange'. He criticises Andy Burnham's economic stance as accepting austerity.
Spanish PM's wife to face corruption trial, passport seized
A Spanish judge ruled that Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, must stand trial for corruption charges and surrender her passport, barring her from leaving Spain.
Jim Jordan linked to 'dark money' from ICE contractor
Report reveals close ties between Trump loyalist Jim Jordan and Geo Group, which profits from anti-immigration crackdown, receiving $250,000 in dark money.
Brexit areas saw faster foreign worker growth but decline
Leave-voting areas in UK experienced faster relative growth in foreign workers since 2016, but also became more deprived, Guardian analysis finds.
Kennedy, Nerd, Ex-Republican, Tech Target: NYC House Race
Four Democrats, including a Kennedy, vie for Jerry Nadler's seat in NY-12. The primary reflects national priorities: anti-Trump, AI regulation, and generational change.
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Iran Threatens to Close Strait of Hormuz Amid Lebanon Strikes
Iran says it is closing the Strait of Hormuz after Israeli strikes on Lebanon, threatening an interim US-Iran peace deal and talks in Switzerland.
Edinburgh attacks: five injured, counter-terrorism investigates
Five men injured in series of violent incidents in Edinburgh; 36-year-old white Scottish man arrested; counter-terrorism officers investigating; Muslim community shocked.
Teenager, 17, fatally stabbed in Battersea street fight
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Lee Andrews Promises to Leave Dubai for UK
Lee Andrews claims he will finally leave Dubai to reunite with wife Katie Price, despite ongoing legal issues and accusations of fraud.
Rapist who targeted Muslim men on Snapchat gets 16 years
Waleed Saeed, 31, used Snapchat to pose as a woman, blackmail and rape young Muslim men. He was jailed for 16 years for 17 offences against five victims.
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My family came to the UK as immigrants – the current debate
A Vietnamese refugee reflects on Britain's generosity in 1979 and contrasts it with today's asylum debate, where support for refuge remains high but trust in the system falters.
Boy, 4, abducted in park in front of mother, found safe
A four-year-old boy was abducted from Haden Hill Park in Cradley Heath while playing near a pond. He was later found in woodland. A teenage suspect has been identified.
Man guilty of bomb-making manual and ISIS execution video
Shuja Gibraeel Mohsin, 20, from Mitcham, was found guilty of possessing a bomb-making manual and sharing an ISIS execution video. He will be sentenced in August.
Andy Burnham's Wife's Disastrous Blind Date Revealed
Andy Burnham's wife Frankie appeared on Blind Date 24 years ago, choosing a man dressed as Mario who later became a Tory communications director.
Londoners Deny Hezbollah Membership and Terror Training
Two London men, Anis Makki and Hadi Kassir, pleaded not guilty to Hezbollah membership and attending terrorist training in Lebanon.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is concerned about his safety after an altercation near his Sandringham home. He wants taxpayer-funded protection, citing his heightened risk due to past associations.
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