The Guardian Weekly - October 18, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - October 18, 2024
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In this issue
October 18, 2024
You gotta let people know who you are' On the campaign trail with Kamala Harris
With election day closing in, the Democratic nominee launched an intense drive to tell her story in her quest for the presidency. David Smith joined her on Air Force Two
9 mins
"They take care of us' Shias put their faith in Hezbollah
When the Sabra family fled bombardments in Israeli the southern Lebanese town of Marjayoun for Beirut's southern suburbs in October last year, a monthly stipend in dollars from Hezbollah meant they did not fear going hungry.
4 mins
Fear of being forgotten Despair in Gaza as focus shifts away
As Israeli bombs began to fall across Lebanon, the scenes of bloodshed and chaos were grimly familiar to the people of Gaza. Mai al-Afifa, 24, was teaching a workshop about how to identify unexploded ordnance in a school turned shelter in the central Gaza town of Deir al-Balah last Thursday when an Israeli missile hit the next building in the compound.
3 mins
How the Kremlin is trying to hijack an EU referendum
Last spring, customs officers in the tiny nation of Moldova struck gold.
3 mins
Ballot boxing Stage set for a battle of the political dynasties
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, 79, returned to politics last week when he registered to run as mayor in his family's stronghold, Davao city.
2 mins
Labour pledges have left chancellor boxed in for budget
Frustration grows among ministers forced to delay plans until after Rachel Reeves speech
4 mins
Tributes paid to ex-Scottish first minister Alex Salmond
Scotland's first minister John Swinney paid tribute to Alex Salmond's \"colossal contribution\" to Scottish and UK politics, as allies mourned his sudden death last Saturday, at the age of 69.
2 mins
Forecasters targeted as conspiracy theories swirl
Meteorologists tracking the advance of Hurricane Milton were targeted by a deluge of conspiracy theories that they were controlling the weather, abuse and even death threats, amid what they say is an unprecedented surge in misinformation as two major hurricanes hit the US.
2 mins
Road to recovery Reeling Florida counts the cost of double hurricane strike
More than just clouds were swirling when a tropical disturbance that would become Hurricane Milton formed in the south-western Gulf of Mexico, beginning its inexorable advance towards a strike on Florida's west coast.
3 mins
A children's hospital with its own healing properties
From patient 'cottages' to walls designed for scribbling on, the Kinderspital in Zurich is a child-friendly miracle
4 mins
'Coolest job on earth': new team for penguin post office
As a \"tent master\", whose work involves building big tops at music festivals, George Clarke has never run a post office- and certainly never counted penguins for a living.
2 mins
Addis adagio Pianist plays a key role in musical adventure
Girma Yifrashewa will never forget the exhilaration of getting his own piano - a surprise gift.
3 mins
Play chess against Mo Salah? I would love that
The football-mad world No 1 on the players he'd like to face, why he feels he has never played the perfect gameand his retirement plans
5 mins
True superstar Nadal calling time on career brings an end to golden era
There are some moments in sport that stand above all others. For Rafael Nadal, that moment came in the early evening at Wimbledon in 2008.
3 mins
Province's blueprint for sharing land with First Nations
An experiment is under way in British Columbia, Canada's westernmost province: the government is rewriting its laws to share power with Indigenous nations over a land base bigger than France and Germany combined.
3 mins
After the fall
He was known for taboobusting, transgressive stories about identity, sexuality and belonging. Then Hanif Kureishi broke his neck. Despite a lifechanging injury, he's still every bit as provocative
10+ mins
The Guardian Weekly Newspaper Description:
Publisher: Guardian News & Media
Category: Newspaper
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
The Guardian Weekly is an international English-language news magazine based in London, UK. It is one of the world's oldest international news publications and has readers in more than 170 countries.
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