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theguardian.com world › 2023 › apr › 17

Canada’s CBC ‘pauses’ Twitter use after government-funded media label | Canada | The Guardian

Justin Trudeau has accused a rival of taking advantage of the decision by Twitter to attempt to defund the network

theguardian.com technology › 2017 › feb › 12

'We always look for reliability': why Wikipedia's editors cut out the Daily Mail | Wikipedia | The Guardian

Katherine Maher, head of the Wikimedia Foundation, on accuracy and operating in a world of ‘fake news’

theguardian.com world › 2020 › dec › 25

UK scientists trial drug to prevent infection that leads to Covid | Coronavirus | The Guardian

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> Antibody therapy could confer instant immunity to Covid-19 on at-risk groups

theguardian.com world › 2014 › sep › 13

Putin wants to destroy Ukraine and restore Soviet Union, says Yatseniuk | Ukraine | The Guardian

Arseny Yatseniuk tells a conference of European politicians that his country is in a ‘stage of war’ and Russia is the aggressor

theguardian.com world › 2016 › apr › 19

‘We’ll make ​our country​ great again’​: ​project shows true face of Somalis | Somalia | The Guardian

From the boy who wants peace to the activist who lost her legs in a landmine blast, their stories challenge stereotypes. Global Voices report

theguardian.com business › 2025 › jun › 30

More than 25% of UK businesses hit by cyber-attack in last year, report finds | Business | The Guardian

Exclusive: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors says lack of action leaves firms at risk of ‘sleepwalking’ into problems

theguardian.com technology › 2015 › sep › 15

Wikipedia's view of the world is written by the west | Wikipedia | The Guardian

Research by Oxford University shows five rich countries edit most articles about places – and when others do contribute, they write about the west