The great pretender
After Muammar Gaddaf i was killed in 2011, the former CIA asset Khalifa Haftar went on to become Libya’s de facto leader – and today he’s answerable to no one

Feminism lives!
End of Roe v Wade, the ‘failure’ of #MeToo, the Epstein files – some commentators have relished writing obituaries for feminism. But the struggle is alive and kicking, says Rebecca Solnit

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‘Any other child would have died’
When Nada Itrab was nine, she was abducted in Spain, flown to Bolivia, forced to marry, and put to work in coca fields. Her rescuers still ask how she survived

The inside outsider
Anthony Scaramucci lasted just 11 days as White House communications director before being fired. The financier and broadcaster reflects on his working-class upbringing, rise on Wall Street – and how he became one of Trump’s fiercest critics

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SERIOUS, SLICK … STANDING FOR PRESIDENT?
He’s the Democratic politician with movie-star looks, dogged by accusations of being a smooth-talking elitist. But Gavin Newsom may just win the most powerful office in the world

Up close and personal
From children’s funerals to underground shelters, Ukrainian Julia Kochetova has captured the war in her homeland with power and humanity. ‘I have the same scars as the people I photograph,’ she says ahead of a major show

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THE ROAD TO WAR HOW THE CIA AND MI6 GOT HOLD OF PUTIN’S PLANS – AND WHY NOBODY BELIEVED THEM
This exclusive account details how the US and Britain uncovered Vladimir Putin’s invasion plans, and why most of Europe – including Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy – dismissed them. Drawing on more than 100 interviews with senior intelligence officials and other insiders in multiple countries, the revelations shed new light on the origins of the conflict, as the war enters its fifth year.

Feel-bad ink
What happens when you’re sporting signs of your devotion long after your idol has fallen from grace? Meet the fans whose tattoos have become embarrassing – even problematic – reminders of their former heroes

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