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Ukraine war: Macron warns against ‘capitulation’ as Trump suggests Russia may not make concessions
Emmanuel Macron has warned against a peace deal over the Ukraine war that would amount to “capitulation” as Donald Trump suggested Russia might not make any concessions in negotiations.
The French president said only the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, could negotiate on behalf of his country with Russia to end …
Spanish food without tomatoes and chilli? 14th-century cookbook shows you how
Forget gazpacho, patatas bravas or the tang of paprika in your chorizo. Such dishes may be considered staples of the Mediterranean diet but a new exhibition celebrating Spain’s oldest surviving cookbook suggests medieval Spanish cuisine was nothing like its modern successor.
Dating from 1324, almost 170 years before Christopher Columbus …
Global disunity, energy concerns and the shadow of Musk: key takeaways from the Paris AI summit
Political and business leaders descended on Paris this week for the third annual artificial intelligence summit with the technology causing tensions across the globe.
Emmanuel Macron, who opened the summit with a montage of deepfakes of himself, acknowledged AI’s potential to “disrupt”. A day later, the schism threatened by the …
Ministers ‘mission-washing’ spending plans in effort to avoid cuts
Ministers are trying to “mission-wash” every item of spending in their departments, according to officials, before a spending review at which Rachel Reeves has demanded they justify every pound they receive.
Sources have told the Guardian that secretaries of state and their officials are looking for ways to link their …
Palestinian booksellers decry detention by Israeli police over ‘public disorder’
Two Jerusalem booksellers detained this week on charges their books were causing “public disorder” have said the experience reflected an intensifying campaign by the Israeli government against Palestinian culture and free speech.
Mahmoud Muna and his nephew Ahmed, whose family has owned the Educational Bookshop for more than 40 years, …
‘A space for solace’: Stonehenge show explores attraction of stone circles
The hundreds of stone circles, great and small, that dot the UK countryside inspire awe but there may be a temptation to regard them as wondrous relics of a long-gone age.
An exhibition at Britain’s most famous prehistoric site by three young artists makes the case that in these difficult …
High court to hear claim of secret Ireland-UK terrorism defence pact
A legal bid to establish whether or not the Irish government entered a secret pact with the UK to defend Irish airspace in the event of a terrorist attack will be heard in Ireland’s high court on Friday.
It comes as taoiseach Micheál Martin admits that Ireland’s defence spending, one …
Patrick Reed hits hole-in-one on famed party hole at LIV Golf Adelaide
American Patrick Reed has sparked wild scenes and been showered in drinks after sinking a hole-in-one during the first round of the LIV Golf event in Adelaide.
The former US Masters champion aced the famous watering hole on just his second hole of the day as the tournament got off …
Sweet romance: Japanese boys start buying into gift giving on Valentine’s Day
It has been several years since Japanese women first
for the long tradition of showering male colleagues with chocolates onValentine’s Day
. Now the country’s young people are slaying another sacred cow associated with Friday’sorgy of commercialised romance
: one-sided gift giving. …Texas judge fines New York doctor for mailing abortion pills to patient in Texas
A Texas judge has ordered a New York doctor to immediately stop prescribing and mailing abortion pills to patients in Texas, setting up a challenge to state “shield laws” that could reach the US supreme court.
In his order Thursday, Judge Bryan Gantt of Collin county district court ordered Dr …