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Front page leadLana Nusseibeh's bid to succeed António Guterres as UN Secretary-General is facing a growing backlash amid the intensifying race.
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The Observer's front page features a mix of international and UK-focused stories, with a prominent report on the UN Secretary-General contest, a legal challenge by Palestine Action, and a US politics piece on a crucial Senate race. Other stories cover climate change, the Russell Brand trial, and…
Lana Nusseibeh's bid to succeed António Guterres as UN Secretary-General is facing a growing backlash amid the intensifying race.
Huda Ammori discusses being branded a terrorist, a supreme court case, and her family story in relation to Palestine Action.
Winning Mississippi's undecided Senate race would be a significant achievement for the Democrats, as the state has not had a Black senator since the 19th century.
UN summits have become 'deadening spectacles,' and new coalitions might achieve more than current climate change summits.
A reporter details his experience attending all 18 days of Russell Brand's trial, hearing evidence of his sexual crimes and witnessing his 'guilty silence'.
The United Kingdom, while not an AI superpower, has the potential to educate the world on the smart use of artificial intelligence.
This investigation explores the harrowing experience of being abused by a therapist, where treatment transformed into betrayal.
Palestine Action plans to take their case to the European Court of Human Rights if the UK government proceeds with a ban.
Opposition parties in Israel are maneuvering for power as the president reveals his intentions.
An analysis of the factors contributing to the Democrats' success and Donald Trump's losses in the midterm elections.
A Russian oligarch is allegedly using British legal proceedings to silence a small team of Norwegian journalists.