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The latest escalation and attempts to dismantle the Palestinian leadership are utterly at odds with peace negotiations, says Chatham House research fellow Sanam Vakil

The amount of time, brain space and energy it takes to live not as yourself is remarkable – and draining

Maga is coming after the House of Mouse with a cynical attack on its diversity policies. Disney can – and should – fight back

Maintaining seed diversity and abundance is essential – and requires constant work. It’s time for Congress to return to the seed business

Of course, I know it’s wrong. The Trump tariffs will end in tears…retaliatory tariffs from disgruntled Europeans, higher costs for US car manufacturers who’ll pay more for steel and parts from Canada, a diplomatic standoff with longstanding allies like Japan and crucially, a whopping great increase in the cost of…

The country’s so-called political centre has licensed a new era of authoritarianism – to the AfD’s delight, says Hanno Hauenstein, a Berlin-based journalist

The administration has proposed no realistic settlement, leaving a void for Netanyahu. This is foolishness gone wild

Think back nearly twelve months. Sadiq Khan stands in front of a podium, the mayoral election in full swing, and he issues what becomes his refrain as he seeks re-election. Imagine what is possible, in a London backed by the “winds of a Labour Government”, Khan declares.

There I was, lying in bed and worrying I’d lost a basic life skill. Can you blame me for putting it to the test, asks Adrian Chiles

This vital drama has British actors, a British writer, but Netflix funding. Here’s why that’s a huge problem, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

Almost seven months after the regime change in Bangladesh, the imprints of the shift in Dhaka’s foreign policy outlook aren’t exactly unexpected. However, some aspects of this shift could raise diplomatic eyebrows. A clear instance of this can be seen in the ripples caused by recent remarks made by Bangladesh’s…