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The political fight over Ginsburg’s replacement in the US Supreme Court will define a generation.
The same nature documentaries that once took great pains to remove humans from the frame are now desperate to return us to the story.
New Statesman analysis suggests some countries with a higher GDP per capita have been allocated more international funding to fight the virus than poorer nations.
If the nominee is confirmed, five of the nine justices on the court will have been appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote.
Democrats might hold off a Trump nominee for Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat until the election – but will struggle thereafter.
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The US professor warns that the climate crisis, the threat of nuclear war and rising authoritarianism mean the risk of human extinction has never been greater.
How diplomatic stalemate could lead to an oil spill four times worse than the Exxon Valdez disaster.
As Dominic Raab visits Washington to allay concerns about the Internal Market Bill, he will see quite how deep a stake the US has in the Irish peace process.
The anti-corruption journalist Georgiy Gongadze was murdered two decades ago. Young Ukrainians must not give up his mission.
Demographics have shifted over time, but that doesn’t mean voting patterns have changed with them.
