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BREAKING: Reports: Trump to end DACA, gives Congress six months to act

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The Guardian today - Australia edition

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the guardian today - Australia edition Monday 04 Sep 2017 Headlines More » North Korea threat to US will be met with 'massive military response', says Mattis – live Seoul is poised to give green light to install four more batteries of controversial Thaad system amid tensions with Pyongyang Australian special forces not offered to Philippines, says Malcolm Turnbull Lost for 136 years: 'fake' Tom Roberts painting bought for $7,000 could sell for $1m Pauline Hanson burqa stunt may bring about Senate dress code – politics live Same-sex marriage debate: conservative Muslims steer clear for fear of backlash Trump to end 'Dreamers' program with six-month delay – reports Sport More » Diamonds suffer upset loss to Ferns, Dragons crash out of NRL finals race and more: sportwatch – as it happened Lewis Hamilton wins Italian Grand Prix to take lead in F1 title race Fabio Fognini thrown out of US Open over obscene remarks at umpire Darius Vassell: 'I felt as if the goat looked at me just before it was sacrificed' Horse racing in the Australian desert at Birdsville – in pictures Culture More » From Gravity to Transparent: the best of film and TV streaming in Australia in September Twin Peaks: the apex of TV as art, and the only show that chimes with our times The curse of Macbeth: why I keep going back to see a play that I don't like | Jane Howard Comment is free More » Antidote is the festival that wants to change the world. Can it succeed? | Svetlana Stankovic My interview with James Cameron prompted outrage – but is Wonder Woman worth the fuss? Why this woman strikes fear into the net's big boys | John Naughton Life and style More » Sigrid Rausing: 'Addiction is a no man's land between mental illness and bad behaviour' Want to live longer? Find your ikigai | Héctor García British cities to rival Paris – swap the Champs-Élysées for Glasgow's Style Mile Technology More » Forget Wall Street – Silicon Valley is the new political power in Washington Silicon Valley has been humbled. But its schemes are as dangerous as ever | Evgeny Morozov Science More » Europe unveils world's most powerful X-ray laser Alien search detects radio signals from dwarf galaxy 3bn light years from Earth Environment More » Freedom for Miss Simpson, the penguin found 2,000km from home Details of royalty deal for mega mine are still being negotiated with Adani, says Queensland Video More » 'My child is a bird': parody of Coalition for Marriage's no campaign ad – video China has 'most responsibility' to rein in North Korea, says Turnbull – video 'Singing underwater is really something else': how to make a submerged symphony – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Mattis on North Korea: any threat to US will be met with 'massive military response' Speaking outside the White House, US defense secretary told Kim Jong-un to de-nuclearise the Korean peninsula My nephew is disabled and it's his mother's fault | Dear Mariella Obama warned Trump not to undermine 'international order', letter reveals White House threatened with subpoena over draft letter from Trump to Comey Imagine discovering your friend is a murderer – and writing a book about him Man dies after running into fire ceremony at Burning Man Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396

How Israeli citizens are becoming stateless

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September 3, 2017

Who are the Rohingya Muslims? Why are the more than one million Rohingya in Myanmar considered the 'world's most persecuted minority'?   Read Story

How Israeli citizens are becoming stateless Palestinian lawmakers, residents say an Israeli policy rendering thousands of Bedouins stateless is 'blatantly illegal'.

The American roots of Donald Trump's fascism Donald Trump has exposed the seminal myth of American democracy - that it enjoys an inherent immunity from fascism.

Only international pressure can save Rohingya now How many lives will it take for the international community to act?

The Invention of the White People Dismantling of the murderous myth that is "White People" will break down the backbone of the racist ideology.   Read Story

America's secret Caribbean colony Colonialism is alive and well as Puerto Ricans 'celebrate' 100 years of US citizenship.

Meet the Ooni of Ife, the leader of Nigeria's Yoruba A former entrepreneur, King Ojaja II became one of the youngest kings in Nigeria when he ascended to the throne in 2015.

Letter from Gaza: 'Alive due to lack of death' Gaza-born Jehad Abusalim describes the devastating effects of Israel's blockade on the daily lives of Palestinians.

Mongolia's child jockeys risk death to race In Mongolia, children as young as five are risking life and limb to preserve an ancient tradition.

Why schools are getting education all wrong Education expert Sir Ken Robinson argues that we should radically rethink how we educate our children.

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