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Labour peer Margaret Hodge shares how the party tackled the rise of the British National party in Barking before the 2010 general election ...

The island of Ireland faces a complex challenge with Trump's tariffs. But giving up on transatlantic relations is not the answer, says former foreign minister of Ireland Simon Coveney ...

The UK is among those least hit by the US president's war on the world economy. Retaliation at this point makes no sense, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...

With populist leaders on the back foot and EU support at its highest in years, the US trade war could be an opportunity the union, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci ...

The first Australian response to Trump was denial, then (unsuccessful) bargaining. Now there's anger and depression as the tariffs sink in. Eventually must come acceptance ...

The drums of Labor dissent are beating. Compounded by new US tariffs, they'll get louder if Albanese is returned on 3 May ...

Editorial: The US president has expelled his own country from the rules-based global trade system that America itself created ...

Editorial: Impunity over Palestinian deaths in Gaza will lead to further cases like this massacre of rescue and healthcare workers ...

The US president's tariffs are almost certain to have dire consequences and he is not impervious to market decline or public opinion ...

Underneath the measured words you could almost smell the panic as the government scrambled to come up with a plan to respond to Trump's tariffs ...