August 12 Guardian Weekly | News of the World

Last week, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent relations between Beijing and Washington to a new low Been to Taiwan. The decision to include Taipei in her broader regional tour, which was called “reckless” by critics at home and “provocative” by China, had immediate repercussions.our regional correspondent Helen Davidson Focusing on China’s military response, the Washington bureau chief David Smith Analyze her motivation for this trip. With China’s decision to end cooperation with the United States on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, further alarm bells were sounded.environmental reporter Oliver Millman Explains why it is so important for these two economic powerhouses to work together to address climate change.

The cost of living crisis is plaguing many in the UK as domestic fuel prices look set to cost the average household close to $4,500 a year. Boris Johnson has kept a low profile in his final month as prime minister, with two candidates vying to succeed him as Conservative leader in a campaign brimming with little concrete hope for the country, a former prime minister has called for Create emergency budgets to address unresolved crises.Observer PolicyEdit Michael Savage Explores why Gordon Brown and the current Labour leadership are calling for action so loudly. We also reported on some regular consumers who are increasingly expressing anger at sky-high prices, and possibly the only way to survive this winter is not to pay their energy bills at all.

At the heart of our feature this week are puzzles. Although Alec Wilkinson considers himself a very bright student, hard math in algebraic form is the mystery he decides to crack. After working as a staff writer for The New Yorker, he discovered at 65 that learning how to learn can solve a large part of his problems. Our main cultural feature does some investigation with comedian-turned-crime writer Frankie Boyle and Dennis Minaj genre veterans discussing what it takes to write a good murder. Andrew Anthony Take them for interrogation and get testimonies from several other authors about their favorite mystery and thriller reads.

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