View from Caracas
‘The sound of explosions? It made me glad’
Eric MartÃnez awoke to the sound of what he thought were fireworks – until he smelled smoke. The realisation that the US had ousted Maduro was a relief that he had been awaiting for 25 years
The Observer view
Might is not right
America has exercised raw power – and in so doing has lost its authority
View from Latin America
‘An unacceptable line’
As leaders across South and Central America awoke to news that Venezuela had been attacked and its president extradited to the US, they responded with both praise and condemnation
For today
Crans-Montana fire
Megan Clement
As the world weeps with Switzerland, agonising search for the missing continues
Alaa Abd el-Fattah
Kenan Malik
Stripping citizenship with such ease tears at the moral fabric of society
The EU
Catherine Neilan
Ten years after Brexit, we’re talking about getting closer to Europe again
The real Marty Supremes
Jessy Parker Humphreys
Chalamet effect looks set to bounce table tennis into fashion
Ideas
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No 10
Andrew Rawnsley
Chatter of dethroning the prime minister is easy. Doing so is much harder
Brexit
Kim Willsher
Everyone stands to gain from an entente cordiale with Brussels
The Observer walk
Rachel Sylvester
Paul Nurse: ‘We are putting barriers in the way of getting the most talented scientists’
Social media
RóisÃn Lanigan
