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It is Australia’s duty – and in our national interest – to respond to the health and economic challenges caused by Covid-19 in the Pacific
People in remote communities, who have the least amount of resources to deal with this, are doing their bit. Can you help?
Life is returning to normal here – other countries face a much longer wait, says Shanghai-based academic Daniel Falush
Coronavirus has mercilessly exposed the damage years of austerity and shrinking of the state have wreaked, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Huge cuts and the decimation of regional bodies have left us ill-prepared for a crisis like this, says Gabriel Scally, a former regional director...
As the British people fire up their laptops for virtual hangouts, some obvious personality types have already emerged
It has long been suggested we should get in touch with our emotions - especially the most difficult ones. But right now, many of us just want to...
Ireland and Portugal have acted to protect asylum seekers and migrants. The UK has made a political choice not to do so, says Maya Goodfellow,...
Zoom and its kind are an almighty pain, with rules and pitfalls we are only just beginning to understand
The fallout from coronavirus could help undermine Reagan-era principles and renew a sense of national interdependence
People assume that we’re vulnerable to false information. But even in times of crisis, common sense usually prevails, says cognitive scientist...
The left hopes coronavirus will lead to change, but it’s far from certain, writes Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
Domestic abuse is suddenly on the rise. But despite cuts and coronavirus, charities are still able to help women trapped at home, says the writer...
The high turnover rate in the nation’s more than 3,100 city and county jails renders them particularly susceptible to contagion
When health workers can’t turn up to their jobs because they have no one to look after their children there will be an uproar - but it’ll be too...
The first weekend conversations are light-hearted, and I feel embarrassed for wearing gloves. The second week the mood has shifted
Without adequate healthcare and unable to deliver basic needs, India now faces twin catastrophes of coronavirus and starvation, says Mumbai writer...
CEOs, billionaires and White House advisers have the president’s ear and want people back to work. They are callous – and wrong
Boffins are suddenly in fashion again ... ‘waving their statistics and strategies like prayer flags. Help us, experts! We are sorry!!’
Occasionally, someone will remember some couples live separately and issue a hasty instruction that they should move in together. It’s time for us...
Getting the Bank of England to print money to cover the government’s debts is in principle a good idea
A full-scale disaster unfolded as we switched our phones back on after nine days of Colombian beaches and jungles
The row between Oxford University and the students who ‘disinvited’ Amber Rudd highlights the illiberalism on both sides of the argument
This pandemic is throwing into stark relief a treacherous fact: we depend on employment, both for survival and a sense of self, says psychoanalyst...
The pandemic has upturned economic certitudes and led to a revival of social solidarity. Now we need a politics to match
It has taken a crisis on this scale to put paid to the divisive strivers-and-shirkers rhetoric of austerity, says Guardian columnist John Harris
With parliament in recess, the press has a vital role in holding the government to account
A U-turn on women’s ability to access home abortions and the cancellation of IVF means they have less say over their fertility, says broadcaster...
The Trump administration’s unprecedented indifference, even willful neglect, forced a catastrophic strategic surprise on to the American people
People will remain calm if they have clear and simple guidelines. The first step is to listen
The postwar black and white films, soon to be rescreened on TV, highlight moral questions that are as relevant as ever
The coronavirus blitz spirit has shone a light on networks that make us stronger – the NHS, the BBC and the internet itself
The film director’s own words reveal him to be a scheming, sexist, creepy adventurer
Boris Johnson is seeing a boost in his approval ratings. That may have little to do with how his government is performing
Coronavirus has given President Yoweri Museveni an opportunity to further clamp down on freedoms
With scarce resources instilling a spirit of togetherness, Italians have quickly learned to cherish what we once took for granted, says author...
Conservatives who didn’t care about the multiple sexual assault allegations against Trump have seized on the accusations while liberals turn a...
Relatives can’t carry coffins; families can’t embrace; only 10 mourners allowed. As a funeral celebrant, it’s painful to watch, says funeral...
During the Great Recession, Republicans favored a do-nothing policy. Now they are singing a different tune
GDP will crash this quarter, but it’s not a catastrophe in itself. The fall is a measure of the effectiveness of the lockdown
Matt Hancock is dispatching me and my peers in to hospitals. That’s only right, although the move carries real risks, says final-year medical...
Crisis measures often become permanent – it’s up to us to ensure our democracy stays safe
When comparisons to the Great Depression start, you know you’re in trouble
Only weeks ago no one would have anticipated the Tories finding the magic money tree
It’s time for the Labour leader to exit gracefully, but there’s little chance of that
While Trump blusters, the online giant has taken on the role of regulator and benevolent dictator
From home, the actor has produced her own mini DIY episode of the BBC series, in which she reminds fans that darkness never prevails
Finally, I’m a Shielded Person of Significance. I can’t wait to tell my mates, says self-isolating pensioner and writer, Ian Martin
In a lockdown, we can see the essence of politics is still what Hobbes described: some people get to tell others what to do, says David Runciman,...
For so many businesses, quarantine means a downturn. Not for the online gaming industry, warns Carolyn Harris, Labour MP for Swansea East
Editorial: The coronavirus pandemic is beginning to expose the fragility of our food system. But will we choose long-term solutions or short-term...
The trajectory is darkening, with Britain now a significant step nearer to being led by Dominic Raab, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
For many young couples, moving in together isn’t an option. The best thing to do is treat it as a long-distance relationship, says James Greig, a...
If one industry deserves to collapse in this crisis, it is tax avoidance, says George Turner of Tax Watch UK
As a checkout supervisor, one of the rewards of my job was the positive interaction with customers. All that has changed, says Simon Lord
Predictions for how the coronavirus outbreak will effect politics are unreliable. Here’s why
Even if we thought it was acceptable to risk millions of deaths by ending physical distancing, it’s not clear the economy would rebound
The term itself was coined in the 1990s, an era defined by the end of the cold war and triumph of capitalist globalisation, says Faisal Devji,...
The US passed a grim milestone on the same day it reported a record number of unemployment claims – 3.3m in just a week
As the Red Cross launches an emergency appeal, its president calls for the world to pull together
Americans are about to learn something horrifying: how irrational it is for health insurance to be linked to your employment status
The US president has been exposed by the coronavirus crisis. The only small comfort for the rest of the world is that he’s not their leader, says...
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