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Sometimes it's discrimination or harassment. Sometimes abuse or outright hatred. And sometimes violence. It must stop ...

Editorial: Kyiv's targeted killings expose the reach of its intelligence services, challenging the Kremlin's war machine while sticking to the laws of war ...

The country is in a sorry state and its politicians can only yell at one another. This leaderless drift is disastrous for Europe, says German journalist Jörg Lau ...

The Duke of York has proven to be a scandal magnet. He is a problem, a royal problem: it's time they owned it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ...

The 'blatantly fake beard', the 'cheap red suit'? It must be that time of year again - the season of the great fleecing, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett ...

Every cancer patient grapples with what is truly important. To bear witness to their attitude can put one's own life in perspective ...

Lawmakers should break their silence about the escalating anti-transgender rhetoric and legislation in the US Capitol ...

This fight will test whether pro-choice states can protect providers who mail abortion pills to anti-choice states ...

A TV documentary has revealed the toll of smartphone use on 11-year-olds' mental health, and the consequences of addiction, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...

It was no surprise that Moscow stepped aside as the rebels advanced. But this is not the end for Russia in the Middle East, says Nikolay Kozhanov of Chatham House ...