Macron Warns of 'World Without Rules' at Davos Forum
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, cautioning that global shifts are moving away from democracy and international law towards autocracy and violence.
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Australia's Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims
Australia will observe a national day of mourning on Thursday 22 January to honour the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack in December, with ceremonies, illuminations, and a minute's silence planned nationwide.
Tuesday's Global Photos: War, Weather, and World Events
The Guardian's picture editors curate a compelling visual narrative from around the world, featuring military action in Ukraine, diplomatic gatherings in Davos, and stark weather conditions across continents.
Hamilton in Jordan for Gaza Aid, Urges Public Support
Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton travelled to Jordan to witness humanitarian efforts for Gaza, describing the experience as 'life changing' and urging donations and advocacy.
Experts Question Necessity of China's One-Child Policy
Decades after its launch, experts re-examine China's harsh one-child policy. Did forced measures curb growth, or did it create a demographic crisis? Explore the lasting impact.
How Orwell's 1984 predicted today's global power struggles
George Orwell's dystopian vision of three warring superstates feels eerily prescient in 2026. Experts analyse the novel's geopolitical foresight and its chilling relevance to modern tensions.
China's population falls for fourth consecutive year
China's population shrank again in 2025, with births hitting a record low. Explore the deepening demographic crisis and the government's struggle to reverse the trend.
Anti-WEF Zurich Protest: US Flag Burned, Police Deploy Water Cannons
Violence erupted at an anti-World Economic Forum protest in Zurich as a US flag was burned and American companies targeted. Police used water cannons and tear gas. Read the full report.
China's population crisis deepens with record low birth rate
China's population falls to 1.404bn as the legacy of the one-child policy creates a demographic crisis. Explore the historical context and the government's urgent push for more babies.
China's Birth Rate Crisis: A Millennia-Old Struggle
China's birth rate hits a record low, revealing a historic struggle to manage its massive population. Analysis explores the legacy of the one-child policy and the urgent push for more babies. Read the full story.
Reviving Lesotho's Endangered siPhuthi Language
A remote valley in Lesotho is the last stronghold of siPhuthi, a language now officially recognised after a revival led by linguists and local activists. Discover the story of its survival.
163 Christians Kidnapped in Nigeria Church Attacks
Armed gangs stormed two churches in Nigeria's Kaduna State, kidnapping 163 worshippers. Read the latest on the escalating security crisis and the international response.
MLK Day 2026: Openings, Closures, and Park Fee Changes
A guide to what's open and closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026, including government offices, markets, and the controversial change to National Park fees. Plan your day.
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Timket Festival
Vivid photos capture millions of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrating Timket, the Epiphany feast commemorating Jesus's baptism. Explore the vibrant traditions.
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Timkat Festival
Millions in Ethiopia celebrate Timkat, the Epiphany feast marking Jesus's baptism, a UNESCO-listed event unfolding against a backdrop of regional conflict and famine. Discover the powerful scenes of faith.
Trump's 2025 Aid Cuts Reshape Global Assistance
Analysis reveals the severe global impact of President Trump's 2025 foreign aid suspension, which slashed US contributions by 75% and spurred G7 nations to follow suit, crippling healthcare and climate programmes worldwide.
Archaeologist 'Close' to Finding Tomb of Queen Nefertiti
Leading Egyptologist Dr Zahi Hawass claims he is nearing the discovery of Queen Nefertiti's long-lost tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Could this be the century's greatest find?
The Long Fight to Establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Explore the decades-long struggle to create Martin Luther King Jr. Day, from its proposal in 1968 to becoming a National Day of Service. Discover the history and legacy.
China's population shrinks again despite birth incentives
China's population declined to 1.404 billion in 2025, with births plummeting 17%. Government incentives fail to reverse the trend amid high costs and economic pressures. Read the full analysis.
China's birth rate falls to lowest ever recorded
China's population shrinks for fourth year as costly childcare and economic pressures deter families, despite government incentives like cash subsidies and a new condom tax. Read the full analysis.
History's Pivotal Week: Poison, Politics & Planetary Clues
Explore a turbulent week from the archives: Bush's inauguration, a Soviet crackdown in Baku, Putin linked to a London poisoning, and frozen water discovered on Mars. Dive into history's turning points.
Weekend in Pictures: Global Cultural and Political Moments
A visual journey across continents captures a dragon lantern in China, a freezing marathon in Russia, and political moments from Uganda to the US. Explore the world's stories through powerful photography.
Syrians Return Home After Aleppo Clashes
Displaced families are returning to Aleppo after recent fighting between Syrian government troops and Kurdish-led forces. See the latest developments and photos from the region.
Eddie Izzard's French comedy inspired EU career path
A Scottish teen's cultural awakening watching Eddie Izzard's Dress to Kill led to mastering languages and a communications role at the European Commission in Brussels.
Global Unrest: 20 Images Capture a Week of Turmoil
A powerful visual chronicle of the past week: from immigration raids in Minneapolis and Iran's brutal crackdown to Russian strikes in Kyiv and Gaza's flooding. Witness the world's defining moments.
Friday's Global Photos: Flooded Pitch to Train Evacuation
From a sinking football pitch in Jakarta to a train evacuation in Tokyo, The Guardian's picture editors curate Friday's most powerful global images. Explore the stories behind the frames.
Trump health deals risk global abortion access collapse
New US funding pacts with African nations, tied to mining and data, could let Trump impose abortion restrictions globally, charities warn. Read the full investigation.
Jafar Panahi: Khamenei regime cannot sustain control
Acclaimed director Jafar Panahi warns Iran's government is doomed after violent crackdowns. He reveals internet blackout signalled a 'big massacre'. Read his exclusive interview.
The Dangerous Rise of Buddhist Extremism
A Guardian Long Read explores how Buddhist nationalism is being weaponised across South-East Asia, challenging perceptions of the faith. Listen to the full podcast.
AP Photographers Capture World's Defining Moments
From Gaza's ruins to Ukraine's front line, AP's award-winning photojournalists deliver powerful daily images. See the stories behind the headlines.
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