Editorial
Editorials from the Guardian. All Guardian and Observer editorials can be found here
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Editorial: While Donald Trump is in court, House Republicans rejected their presidential nominee’s bad land-for-peace deal in Ukraine
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Editorial: The radical right is set to dominate forthcoming European elections. Progressives need a fresh start and a new approach
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Editorial: Improving provision for pupils outside mainstream education ought to be a top priority
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Editorial: Both Iran and Israel are calibrating their responses. That does not mean the region should breathe easy
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Editorial: The Royal Academy is examining the part it has played in Britain’s history of slavery and empire – and the usual carping suspects will not be pleased
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Editorial: Fresh allegations against a backbench MP highlight an end-of-era atmosphere in the Conservative party
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Editorial: Hopes of a ceasefire have ebbed, concerns about an assault on Rafah endure, and aid remains wholly insufficient
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Editorial: The opposition is right to recognise that a dangerous international climate demands closer security partnership with the EU
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Editorial: Indian voters ought to think hard about giving Narendra Modi another popular mandate
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Editorial: Many low-income nations are having to spend more on interest payments than vital sustainability goals. That needs to change
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Editorial: The case for removing the two-child and overall benefit caps grows stronger all the time
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Editorial: The world does not know what’s been unleashed in the tit-for-tat attacks. But it is unlikely to be anything good
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Editorial: The latest call by the RAC to reinstate emergency lanes should be listened to and acted upon
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Editorial: As a recent BBC series confirms, the idea of a spiritual journey has survived the decline of organised religion
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Editorial: Democracy’s link to the places that matter to people is being eroded, a concern given next month’s elections
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Editorial: Belated progress is being made towards a formal trade and border deal for the British overseas territory, in which 96% voted remain
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Editorial: In tone and style they might be very different, but neither has lost their common touch
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