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The Guardian's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder trial in Malta, a rescue operation in Nepal after flash floods, and concerns about a far-right party's potential win in Germany. There's also a piece on spyware in…
A Maltese businessman was cleared of involvement in the journalist's death, but the trial exposed challenges faced by investigators searching for those responsible.
Two workers have been pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, nine days after a disaster, officials confirmed they were rescued from a depth of 170 meters.
Minority groups in Germany are expressing concerns about the potential first electoral victory of the AfD party in the Saxony-Anhalt election.
Citizens of Serbia have been targeted with spyware, marking what is described as the country's largest documented wave of surveillance.
Europe's biggest car manufacturer plans to reduce its workforce by 100,000 jobs by the year 2030 due to mounting economic pressures.
An interview with Art Garfunkel explores his life, characterized by richness and restlessness.
An article from 'Down to Earth' examines the connection between recent flash floods in Nepal and the broader climate crisis.
A forensic scientist shares insights on the extreme challenges faced in Nepal following the disaster.
Families in Tibet are searching for missing individuals following the disaster, while dealing with a lack of information from China.
