Where Are All These Meteors Coming From?
Where Are All These Meteors Coming From?
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Picasso’s Guernica is the ultimate emblem of the horrors of war. It has no place in Spain’s partisan squabbles | María Ramírez
Every September, Spain celebrates one of the most symbolic moments of its transition to democracy. This year will mark 45 years since an Iberia commercial flight from New York landed in Madrid with its pilot announcing to the surprised passengers that they had just travelled with one of the country’s most famous exiles: Pablo Picasso’s … Read more
‘Earthset’ Is Captured on Video for First Time
‘Earthset’ Is Captured on Video for First Time
The Guardian view on the EU and Israel: moving beyond mere exhortation | Editorial
In recent months, European expressions of concern over the actions of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government have regularly hardened into outright condemnation. Last September, the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, expressed horror and outrage at aid restrictions that she said created a “man-made famine” in Gaza. Brussels has inveighed against settler violence and land grabs … Read more
UK seeks EU deals on steel and EVs in push for closer economic ties | Brexit
Downing Street hopes to secure deals on steel and electric cars with the EU as it seeks to upgrade the post-Brexit economic relationship. Amid economic uncertainty caused by the conflict in the Middle East and strains in relations with the US, Keir Starmer is seeking closer economic ties with the EU. The UK wants agreements … Read more
Labour’s ‘crab-wise’ approach to closer EU ties must address damage of Brexit | Heather Stewart
Rachel Reeves joined EU finance ministers for dinner in Washington last week, on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund spring meetings: the first time a chancellor had done so since Brexit. It was the latest symbolic step in Labour’s marked shift towards prioritising closer EU relations. That makes perfect sense against the backdrop of … Read more
More than half of Britons support rejoining EU 10 years on from Brexit vote | Brexit
Support for rejoining the EU rather than simply rejoining the single market is growing among British voters, with more than 80% of Labour, Liberal Democrat and Green party supporters favouring this option, according to research mapping voter attitudes 10 years after the Brexit referendum. Labour’s “muted” approach to the issue means it risks losing support … Read more
Home Office ‘red flag’ error leaves German mother separated from toddler in UK | Home Office
A German woman has been separated from her two-year-old daughter in Edinburgh after a Home Office mistake left her stranded in Dusseldorf earlier this week. Liza Tobay, who has lived in the UK for 15 years, had taken her oldest child, a six-year-old boy, to visit his grandfather and some other relatives over Easter when … Read more
Péter Magyar’s real coup was winning over loyal Orbán voters – not preaching to the converted | Nóra Schultz
The international audience observing the Hungarian election result is likely to settle on a view that feels familiar. That this election was about east v west or that it was a “youthquake”, a win secured by the unprecedented participation of young voters. These narratives have some truth to them, of course, but, especially for those … Read more