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This is a war without a plan, without a strategy, and without any clear understanding of where it leads or how it ends ...

The technology most people use only as a chatty tool for daily tasks is reportedly aiding US military aggression. And there is not much we can do about it, says technology writer Chris Stokel-Walker ...

Intolerance is in vogue and leaders are failing to meet the moment. When King Charles seems the best and bravest hope, the problem is clear, says Guardian assistant opinion editor Jason Okundaye ...

None of the prime minister's critics engages with the hard strategic dilemmas arising from Britain's perilous dependency on US power, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr ...

For Anthony Albanese - as well as Mark Carney and Keir Starmer - to go along with Trump and Netanyahu's cynical ploy negates any sense of moral authority we possess - a catastrophe for the rules-based order ...

The Fifa president's sycophancy towards the US president has left the organisation facing a new nadir, but any reckoning seems a distant prospect ...

As for Keir Starmer, even when he tries to make a reasonably sound judgment he somehow ends up losing both sides of the argument ...

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer draws a narrow legal distinction. But if British bases enable a wider US-Israeli campaign, the UK risks sliding into an unlawful conflict ...

Millions of people aged 50 to 64 are out of work - sidelined by sickness, care duties or ageism. If Labour can't convince them they're a priority, Farage will step in, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff ...

When we relinquish care to a computer, we put lives at the mercy of a flawed system ...