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A UN special rapporteur shares the stories of those trying to record the horrors of Gaza even as they live through them ...

The highs were preferable to the depressive lows, but I needed balance, not extremes. Perhaps a return to a childhood passion could help, says journalist Claire Jackson ...

Curators can now chart the seismic shifts in 20th-century art - and include more works by women and artists of colour, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett ...

Putin and Netanyahu are creating chaos in the vacuum left by a weak US president. But there are still ways to foil them, says Guardian commentator Simon Tisdall ...

The inspector general has applauded aspects of the new act but warns of a yawning gap between promise and delivery ...

The country's finest male intellectuals - including some in positions of power - are weighing in on the matter ...

No item of clothing seems to go through revisions more than jeans. And the denim discourse is insufferable ...

Portugal star will hand Gianni Infantino the perfect publicity coup if he does play in America for the first time in more than 10 years, having already begun cosying up to Donald Trump ...

Feminism exposed the ubiquity of child abuse, rape, sexual harassment and domestic violence - and helped fight that culture ...

My novel explores the consequences of extreme longevity. Meanwhile, Putin and Xi are pondering immortality in real life, says writer-strategist Hanna Thomas Uose ...