Contrary to a Guardian article, the island is more of a day trip destination for Hongkongers than a forbidding outpost, writes John WeaverJungle-filled island? Seriously? I thought I was reading about a different island from the one I’d lived on for ei…
続きを読むReaders respond to David Olusoga’s article on how slavery shaped the Guardian, Britain and the worldMy career in textiles from the 1970s to the 1990s took me many times to the mills of West Yorkshire and Lancashire. Being fascinated with old buildings,…
続きを読むRadha Adhikari highlights the difficulties for healthcare workers in Nepal and the UK, both of which have shortagesRe your article on recruiting nurses from Nepal by Pete Pattisson and Pramod Acharya (‘If we leave, Nepal will suffer’: embattled hospita…
続きを読むShakeel Suleman, Penny Salter, Jamila Begum and Richard Lamsdale respond to an article by Saima Mir on how language can become lost through generations of immigrantsSaima Mir (My children don’t speak my mother tongue – as a second-generation migrant, i…
続きを読むRajendra Kumar Kale responds to an article by Arundhati Roy on how Narendra Modi’s violent nationalism is underwritten by big businessArundhati Roy’s article (Modi’s model is at last revealed for what it is: violent Hindu nationalism underwritten by bi…
続きを読むPicture was taken from the jet as the balloon entered US airspace earlier this month, before it was shot down over the AtlanticThe Pentagon has released a selfie photograph snapped by the pilot of a U2 spy plane that was hurtling through the skies abov…
続きを読むPeter Haynes praises the departing prime minister’s kindness, honesty and authenticity, while Matthew Ryder finds her integrity refreshing, and Peter Wilson thinks she did the job properly for the benefit of her countryRegarding Jacinda Ardern’s resign…
続きを読むReaders take issue with an article by the Chinese ambassador to the UK about his country’s coronavirus responseThere has been a desire around the world to shield political decisions with science, so I understand the basic logic of the remarks by the Ch…
続きを読むFrom Ukraine developments and China’s Covid surge to renewable energy and hope for the AmazonA near-inevitable global recession sparked by a lengthening war in Europe’s frozen east; an energy crisis coupled with soaring inflation; Covid-19 finally runn…
続きを読むAt least 162 people killed after magnitude-5.6 quake triggered landslides, damaging homes and leaving thousands displaced Continue reading…
続きを読むYoung girls illegally work the mines in north-east India, risking disease and death, while trying to better their lives at schoolWords by Elle Kurancid, photography by Walaa Alshaer Continue reading…
続きを読むFrom a bombastic Boris Johnson speech to an impassioned plea from the Barbados PM, here’s how first full day played outCop27 live – latest news updatesOn a jam-packed first full day, we heard from António Guterres, the UN secretary general, who dramati…
続きを読むMore than 150 people were killed as mostly young people flooded the narrow, sloping streets of Itaewon to celebrate Halloween‘I don’t know how to live’: grief over loved ones lost in Seoul’s deadly Halloween crowd crushOn Saturday night, tens of thousa…
続きを読むInfluential National party figure said he had never voted ‘anything other than right’, but that some on the right were ‘getting pretty crazy’Former New Zealand prime minister Sir John Key has suggested he would have voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 U…
続きを読むLaunch was the sixth in 12 days and the first since an intermediate-range missile was fired over Japan on TuesdayNorth Korea fired two short-range ballistic missile toward its east coast in the direction of Japan, after joint South Korean and US missil…
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