In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Guardian Weekly

• Global report
  United Kingdom
• Reversal of fortune
  Is it Mark Carney’s election to lose? Earlier in the year, the Liberal party was in the doldrums, then Donald Trump made a move on Canadian sovereignty
• Face off
  What is likely to happen at the polls?
• False witness
  Huge rise in fake political content on social media as election nears
• The outsider
  His focus was on justice but he failed to heal deep divisions
• Total siege
  Aid blockade creates crisis ‘unmatched in severity’
• ‘A sigh of relief’
  Ruling allows UK politicians to dodge tricky questions
• Cowboys get the blues over beef
  Once hailed as frontier heroes, ranchers are now at odds with climate and culture change
• Plenty of horns The settlements where rhinoceros roam the streets
  In one Nepali village, the resident rhinos are a conservation success story and attract thousands of visitors – but attacks on humans are on the rise
• Hard copy
  Will Dutton’s admiration for Trump backfire?
• Allergen alert Factors behind our increasingly deadly hay fever seasons
  Higher temperatures, pollution and invasive species are being linked to more severe pollen seasons around the world – though the effects are complex and the causes not yet fully understood
• Are we alone?
  Discovery on planet K2-18b brings alien life closer to reality
• “I AM NOT WHO YOU THINK I AM”
  The man the KGB codenamed "The Inhibitor" debuts his story
• Can I kick it?
  Fancy joining the growing movement to boycott American goods? Jeremy Ettinghausen finds it’s much harder than you think as he sets out to banish the US from his life
• Kenan Malik
  Trump’s attack on Harvard won’t foster more diversity of debate
• Emma Brockes
  Smell the coffee: why my flat white is a tiny hit of joy in a dark world
• Susanna Rustin
  Welcome clarity on the contested issue of women’s rights
• The Guardian View
  Pope Francis, a radical who tried to be a progressive influence and force for good
• Turner: simply the best?
  The revered painter conjured scenes of gods and legends, but his work came to represent the complex soul of Britain like no other artist
• Music can heal us – but it doesn’t need to have a purpose
  A string of books and a new radio station beg the question: can’t we just listen to music for music’s sake?
• Super troupers!
  How do stars of long-running hits keep the pizzazz pumping? Theatre’s epic endurance performers reveal how they keep the magic alive
• Identity crisis
  An actor’s story becomes an exercise in the uncanny and a radical deconstruction of relationships and the social roles we play
• A linguistic feast
  The author traces her family history through her quest to keep Judaeo-Arabic words, food and culture alive
• BOOKS OF THE MONTH
  A roundup of the best recent crime and thrillers
• COUNTRY DIARY THE SPERRINS
  County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK