THE SOURCE CATALOGUE
A record is not a republication.
14 historical news source records with newly written provenance annotations. Most saved bodies credit MENA Newswire or EuroWire; the source catalogue is not a republication of their articles.
HISTORICAL SOURCE RECORD — NEW ANNOTATION, NOT ORIGINAL BODY TEXT. Saved news claims, forecasts, legal descriptions, health statistics and market figures are not current guidance or independently verified findings. Page metadata, the date of an event and the archive capture date are different facts. Attribution is preserved; full external text and photographs are not republished. No affiliation with The Guardian or Guardian News & Media is claimed.
Beijing strikes back as U.S. imposes 10% tariffs on Chinese imports
EU unveils strategy to boost internal security through agency reforms
Europe sees warmest March in history as warming trend grows
European Union boosts deportation enforcement measures
German auto sector loses over 50000 jobs in one year
Global AI race dominated by 100 firms says UN report
Health of displaced people in 2025 threatened by aid cuts
Inflation in eurozone climbs to 2.2 percent in September
Maritime safety in focus as UN welcomes Black Sea security talks
Poland reports lowest EU unemployment at 2.6 percent
Russia’s gold reserves reach record high, exceeding $200 billion in October
Texas and New Mexico report surge in measles cases, health officials warn
U.S. halts TSMC’s AI chip shipments to China amid security concerns
Scope of recovery
The saved Wayback inventory contained 52 HTML records. All 17 query-free meaningful page records were inspected, excluding parking query strings, technical screen-coordinate loops and category/tag/author indices. Retrieval succeeded for all 17. The early 2004 homepage and 001.html and the later contact page supplied no usable main text. Fourteen news bodies from captures in 2025–2026 remain as local provenance evidence; their article metadata refers to 2024–2026. Most explicitly credit MENA Newswire or EuroWire. This edition publishes newly written catalogue annotations, titles, attribution, page-date metadata and capture records, not full external bodies, photographs or author biographies. Dates come from article-specific metadata, not neighbouring news widgets. One climate item conflates European and global averages; its annotation flags the discrepancy against the Copernicus bulletin. The name and domain do not establish affiliation with The Guardian, Guardian News & Media or the historical Manchester Guardian newspaper. No such affiliation is claimed.