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The Observer's front page highlights a range of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes a crisis at Nvidia due to CEO Jensen Huang's affair, Prince Harry's advocacy for safer social media, and French police investigating an abuse case at the Ritz Paris. Domestically…
A spy-tinged scandal involving CEO Jensen Huang's affair is creating a boardroom crisis and potentially causing irreparable damage to Nvidia, one of the world's most valuable companies.
Prince Harry addressed the European parliament, demanding that social media platforms be made safer for young people.
Eva Wiseman reflects on how short, grey months and harsh artificial light can trigger migraines and dark moods.
In 2023, questions arose about children's author David Walliams' boundary-pushing behavior, prompting consideration of how publishers should handle controversial stars.
The Nvidia scandal involves a tech titan, a suspected spy, and raises an awkward question for Donald Trump.
An article delves into the trial of Russell Brand.
French police conducted a raid on the Ritz Paris as part of an investigation into alleged abuse.
James Harding's analysis suggests that while truth may take time, powerful individuals are ultimately unable to escape its consequences.
Farmed salmon is under increased scrutiny regarding its quality and practices after losing its organic status.
An analysis discusses the future political prospects for Benjamin Netanyahu.
An examination of the Mississippi Senate race and its potential significance for the Democrats.
Republicans are already positioning themselves for a potential presidential run in 2028.
Five years after a terror attack in Mozambique trapped Philip Mawer and others, his story may influence policies regarding Big Oil companies.
The president of Cyprus stated that all European Union nations would welcome the United Kingdom rejoining the bloc.
An analysis of the recent midterm elections, detailing the victories for Democrats and losses for Donald Trump.
The company Total closed its gates during a terror attack in Mozambique, leaving two brothers seeking answers.
Author Ben Okri explains his approach of drawing on ancient myths to address contemporary issues.
Jeevan Vasagar discusses how simple 'fridge hacks' can pose security risks in an era where food scarcity is becoming a weapon.
ChatGPT falsely assured a suicidal man that human help was on the way.
A whistleblowing engineer, Blake Lemoine, became convinced that Google's AI was sentient and believes the tech giant's actions have had a profound impact on his mind.
