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It has been a tortuous summer for thousands of recent graduates seeking their first ever professional role. If that’s you or someone you know, you’re not going crazy. There really are fewer jobs out there.

Watching from Australia, I feel both an elation at his win as well as exhaustion at the suspicion brown Muslims inevitably experience in the public sphere

Maga leaders blame a mythically powerful left for political violence. Now, they are bent on destroying anyone who opposes them

The hiring of Kenneth Weinstein as an ombudsman hands the US president a seat at the editors’ desk

I remember 1991 when I moved to Milan from London, straight after university to come work for Giorgio Armani. I was scruffy, dishevelled, always late, especially in the morning, and used to forget everything, even my shoes. Armani taught me rigour and discipline. He taught me how every tiny detail…

The UK supreme court’s ruling earlier this year has not stopped a wave of unfair boycotts and exclusions in the arts, says author Susanna Rustin

At this year’s TUC conference, I found cautious optimism about the employment rights bill – and a resurgent left looking to capture hearts and minds, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

With the world in crisis, the PM is spending billions to back his posturing. But he has no clout over Gaza or Ukraine, and it’s time he acted accordingly, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

This monsoon season has brought severe destruction to India’s northern states. There were cloudbursts in Uttarakhand, flash floods in Himachal Pradesh, landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab saw its worst flood since 1988.