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The conflict is neither a clear-cut defeat nor a feel-good victory, but an in-between outcome that contains profound elements of each ...

A harrowing US podcast documents a community's struggle against immigration raids - and warns us about herd mentality, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams ...

Survey data suggests more and more girls can't imagine getting married, while their male counterparts are keener. That disparity holds a clue, says writer Naoise Dolan ...

Editorial: Russia's president is only interested in a deal on Moscow's terms. Equipping Kyiv with the resources to fight on is the quickest route to a just settlement ...

Labour can proudly say this was a budget for working people - that is, if your job happens to be prime minister, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ...

Kyiv and the rest of Europe must stand together to prevent Russia from seizing more territory by force, says Dmytro Kuleba, a former foreign minister of Ukraine ...

We live not in a post-Holocaust world of 'Never Again' but in the same world that led to the Holocaust, a world of 'Again and Again'

Barristers and criminals may not like the idea, but it's key to reforming Britain's antiquated and overloaded justice system, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...

The independence of UK courts and public confidence in the legal system could be the victims of David Lammy's plan for justice on the cheap, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff ...

In the face of multiple crises, disruptive technology and populism, making Britain orderly again is an impossible goal, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett ...