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The Guardian's front page highlights stories on the 9/11 attacks and their impact, a corruption crisis in Malta following a verdict on a journalist's murder, and a piece reflecting on how Sweden has changed. It also features international news regarding the Ukraine war and US politics.
A Labour peer has informed the Council of Europe inquiry that failures to implement legal protections are still endangering journalists, following 'utter disbelief' over the verdict in the Daphne Caruana Galizia case.
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, The Guardian asks US readers how the events impacted their lives and the nation.
This article explores the changes in Sweden, questioning its transformation from its previous identity.
An analysis by Jason Burke suggests that despite the global impact of 9/11, Osama bin Laden's broader objectives were ultimately unsuccessful.
The latest Ukraine war briefing reports that Russia is accused of increasing attacks on civilian infrastructure, with five people killed.
An examination of why Republicans are reportedly avoiding the president's convention.
A piece featuring Jarvis Cocker discussing old songs, new fans, and his grandmother's opinion on the band Pulp.
A culinary exploration of Tiramisu, described as a dessert rich in nostalgia and decadence.
An account of visiting every motorway service station across Britain.
