Eating insects is not going to save the planet | Insects
Re your article on eating crickets to save the world (The rise of ‘ento-veganism’: how eating crickets could help save the world, 7 August), it is true that crickets have a lower…
Class snobbery, accents and impostor syndrome | Social mobility
I found Wendy Pratt’s article insightful, but I fear it risks sending the wrong message (A moment that changed me: I quit my PhD – and left my severe impostor syndrome behind, 7 August).…
The Guardian view on nature-friendly farming: England’s green subsidies are working |…
Creating the right habitats with public money is helping to stop nature’s decline or even reverse it. That’s the good news from Natural England, which reports more butterflies, bees, bats…
The Guardian view on record payouts for CEOs: the way they live now | Editorial
When The Spirit Level was published 15 years ago in the latter days of Gordon Brown’s premiership, its analysis of the corrosive social impact of inequality turned it into an instant…
Say it loud and rejoice: the days of anti-union worker exploitation in Britain are…
This is what a fundamental power shift looks like. Angela Rayner, the deputy prime minister, has swept away the worst of the Tories’ strike-banning laws. The 2023 law, known as the…
I’m from Poland. Why does Europe still make me feel like a second-class citizen? |…
I have always thought of myself as the very model of a model European. Both sets of my grandparents were diplomats who lived and worked all over Europe and the world, and spoke several…
Why should US troops pay the price for Biden’s failure to rein in Netanyahu? |…
In January 2024, the US Defense Intelligence Agency’s Middle East crisis cell awoke to the heartbreaking news that three US soldiers had been killed in a drone strike on the Tower 22 base…
Putin must explain how his war allowed Russia to be invaded – and offering locals £90…
On 6 August, a substantial Ukrainian force launched a cross-border incursion into Russia’s Kursk region, shelling the little town of Sudzha and reportedly occupying several villages.…
I’m an international student – we’ve been so demonised, no wonder Britain’s losing us…
A new academic year is coming soon. But as students flock back to campuses, we will probably see fewer international student faces. According to the latest statistics, the number of work…
The Dollar Is Everyone’s Problem by Hippolyte Fofack
In recent decades, the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy disproportionately affected emerging-market and developing economies. But interest-rate differentials…