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Unlike his predecessors, Friedrich Merz projects certainty, even when he's wrong. Now he must turn words into a deliverable plan, says Foreign Policy Research Institute fellow Joseph de Weck ...

The war has already become regional: Iran is attacking American-aligned Arab states in the hope that they will pressure Trump to sign a ceasefire ...

AI is transforming our world. Accepting independent oversight is the least companies can do to protect our rights ...

The OU has capitulated to a pro-Israel lobby group about the use of the term 'ancient Palestine'. The wider context is impossible to ignore, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones ...

For once we can celebrate a British custom: grabbing lunch away from your colleagues to do whatever you like, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett ...

Age-verification systems require collecting sensitive data to support the biometric information. In no time, the internet will become a fully surveilled digital panopticon, says technology journalist Taylor Lorenz ...

It is up to countries like Australia to stand up against aggression and make its position clear in support of international law ...

Editorial: The US-Israeli military action will test the fragile rules governing the use of force ...

Their actions are no different from Putin's invasion of Ukraine or Rwandan president Paul Kagame's invasion of the Democratic Republic of Congo ...

The success of any relationship hinges on the same pillars of trust, respect, honesty and shared values. Polyamory simply tests their integrity daily ...