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An effective fight against the president-elect requires a struggle that takes the frustrations of working-class voters seriously ...

From the bloodshed in Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza to the return of Trump, there are so many reasons to despair. But a little deliberate optimism can go a long way, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland ...

Faced with the devastation in Gaza, Israelis tend to look away. The victories after the fall of Assad are a far easier focus, says Haaretz editor-in-chief Aluf Benn ...

The 'big people' implicated in this disgraceful run of events need to pay their dues. Britain needs it - and demands it, says Marina Hyde ...

Labour seems gripped by a form of denialism. The danger is real and incremental change won't avert it, says Jeremy Corbyn, independent MP for Islington North ...

With one post on X, Musk has the power to shut down the government of the most powerful nation in world history ...

Some of us, at least, are going to miss Biden when he's gone from office - even if it sort of feels like he already is ...

Let's hope the court does the right thing, and strikes down this potential censorship before it spins out of control ...

Outrage over Israel's attempt to dismantle our UN agency has largely petered out. The stakes are very high now, says Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner-general of Unrwa ...

He has bankrolled elections, stoked riots and ignored laws. We mustn't make the mistake of playing nice with the world's richest bully, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst ...