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I asked some well-known names for their thoughts on the ultimate existential question. Their answers were fascinating, funny – and could help us frame our days on Earth
In September 2015, I was unempl…
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Maria Ressa says rules-based order ‘can perhaps still exist’ but social media is being used to undermine democracy around the world
The arrest of Rodrigo Duterte is a welcome sign that the rules-based…
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Ex-Polish leader, who won Nobel prize for pro-democracy efforts, compares meeting to a communist interrogation
The former Polish president and Nobel peace prize winner Lech Wałęsa has signed a letter …
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US president also accuses Kyiv of talking ‘tough’ but having few bargaining chips in latest remarks in feud with Ukrainian president Zelenskyy
National security adviser Mike Waltz told a crowd of Don…
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When I visited Israel this week, it seemed time had stood still since 7 October. I saw pain and grief, but little sign of hope
You could give Donald Trump that Nobel peace prize right now. For a few d…
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The US president is testing the limits of executive authority, sidelining Congress and enriching allies while destabilising the global economy
Donald Trump is provoking a US constitutional crisis, cla…
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With protests on the streets of Seoul, the celebrated writer talks about the painful process of uncovering her country’s brutal past - and how it felt to win the Nobel prize
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After allegations of corruption, the former government minister’s family legacy now lies in tatters in both countries
It was unusual to see Muhammad Yunus, a widely respected Nobel laureate and the ch…
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