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As it did in 2003, the US is underestimating the potential for instability as Trump resurrects one of the Iraq war's biggest myths ...

The US president's threats to the territory show Europe needs a new strategy for its far north: one based on cooperation, not domination, say Robert Habeck, former German vice-chancellor, and Andreas Raspotnik of Nord University ...

With its pasties, decent brews and staff who are happy to chat, it's a vital community space. So why are its days numbered, asks Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett ...

Reform's new candidate for mayor claims people pity Londoners for living in an unsafe capital. But the evidence is clear: we're making our streets safer, says mayor of London Sadiq Khan ...

I do not need to share Randa Abdel-Fattah's views to believe that removing her is wrong. This is why I've withdrawn from Adelaide writers' week ...

Editorial: A globally unique programme allowed the poor to demand - and get - jobs, empowering rural women. Narendra Modi courts trouble by hollowing it out ...

A congressional hearing this week underscored the danger a WBD deal would pose to journalism and the American public ...

It's important to cultivate a fresh way of seeing - one that isn't blind to harsh realities but refuses to be cowed by them ...

The Paris declaration by the 'coalition of the willing' supports a nonexistent ceasefire that remains at the mercy of Russian intransigence, says Gwendolyn Sasse, director of the Centre for East European and International Studies ...

It may be tempting to dismiss the move as hopeless - but it interrupts the Trump administration's promise of impunity ...