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Teachers in England and Wales are burnt-out and barely functioning. Solving that will help young people and their families too, says teacher Lola Okolosie ...

At a time when the UK and other countries are finally taking bold steps for climate, Canada is preparing a new oil pipeline ...

The US defense secretary's belief that the military should not be held to account has been a defining factor in his career ...

I've found that many people I speak with trust the Guardian's independent, mission-driven coverage of the news ...

When abuse occurs, the first instinct is too often containment. We know this pattern because we have seen it ourselves ...

The pain is visceral, but civil society, media and the creative community have been in retreat since the 2019 pro-democracy protests, says author Antony Dapiran ...

While those who defend the status quo and those who say 'simply rejoin' the EU are both wrong, there is a new mood and a clear opportunity, says Stella Creasy MP, chair of the Labour Movement for Europe ...

There is a bread and circuses feel to this scandal. A wise public would see red flags; instead it sees entertainment, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik ...

We can move from defensive crouch to position of strength but only if we use the economic cards we have against US coercion, say Georg Riekeles and Varg Folkman of the European Policy Centre ...

Editorial: Pushing for the release of the jailed leader could prove central to the peace that Donald Trump claims to seek in the Middle East ...