US oil refiners gear up for comeback of Venezuelan crude
Facilities across Gulf Coast already well positioned to process imports from South American country
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US to run high-tech ceasefire monitoring under draft Ukraine plan
Military would use sensors, drones and satellites to ensure compliance in support of a European-led ‘reassurance force’
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Economists favour either Hernández de Cos or Knot as next ECB president
FT poll shows preference for former Spanish and Dutch central bank heads to replace Christine Lagarde
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A four-letter word that spells doom for Venezuela’s creditors
Bondholders could get Bakerised
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Trump’s Greenland claim leaves Europe struggling for an answer
Fresh from his Venezuela adventure, US president shows no sign of backing down on Arctic island
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US tracking oil tanker off UK coast linked to Venezuela, Russia and Iran
Monitoring comes as Washington builds up military assets in Britain
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Iran needs to help itself and change course
Facing mounting domestic protests, the Islamic regime should seek an off-ramp
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How to be a central banker in 2026
Plan to face the obstacles impeding the smooth path of economic policy
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Iran protests spread to neglected hinterlands
Demonstrations over economic pain shift to provincial cities and towns in growing challenge to Islamic republic’s leaders
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Often brutal, always beautiful: the sea hounds of the Frisian Islands – in pictures
For 10 years, the scientist and photographer Jeroen Hoekendijk has been observing pinnipeds such as seals and walruses on the fragile North Sea archipelago stre
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They survived wildfires. But something else is killing Greece’s iconic fir forests
In the Peloponnese mountains, the usually hardy trees are turning brown even where fires haven’t reached. Experts are raising the alarm on a complex crisisIn
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Hard to digest: we still live in Fast Food Nation | Eric Schlosser
Twenty-five years after I revealed the practices of the industrial food giants, the profits – and dangers – of mass producing meat and milk have only grownC
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Living on the edge: what young people in England told us about life on the coast
As part of the Guardian’s Against the tide series, readers aged 18 to 30 share what they love about living in their coastal town, the challenges and why they
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Curb the cod, park the prawns: top chefs on how to swap out the ‘big five’ seafood
From moules marinière to scallop, bacon and garlic butter rolls, here’s how to cast your culinary net wider and embrace more sustainable speciesFor a nation
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Nine scientific breakthroughs I’d like to see in 2026 – from earworms to procrastination | Emma Beddington
There’s nothing more uplifting than hearing about a world-shaking, life-enhancing new development. But science shouldn’t overlook the small stuff, or stop l
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Week in wildlife: a hide-and-seek squirrel and an otter in a Christmas tree
This week’s best wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...
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‘Mad fishing’: the super-size fleet of squid catchers plundering the high seas
Every year a Chinese-dominated flotilla big enough to be seen from space pillages the rich marine life on Mile 201, a largely ungoverned part of the South Atlan
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Aliens: the spread of invasive plants and animals across Europe – in pictures
Erik Irmer has been documenting the spread of invasive plant and animal species that disrupt native ecology across Europe. He focuses on humans’ interactions
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‘There is a crack in everything’: capturing the dark of winter – in pictures
How do you photograph darkness? A question Sarah Lee considers with her work as the nights draw in: ‘I’ve always been drawn to photographing the darkness as
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Kent water failure was foreseen and could have been stopped, regulator says
Problem at water treatment centre left 24,000 Tunbridge Wells homes without drinking water for two weeksA failure at a water treatment centre that left tens of
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