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I've experienced more racism in the past year than the rest of my life put together - the only answer is for young people to stand up to the far right, says writer Rohan Sathyamoorthy ...

The prime minister, François Bayrou, seems doomed. Will he take Macron with him, asks Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre ...

Europe is wrong to follow Donald Trump's strategy. We are open to diplomacy and a new deal over our nuclear programme, but sanctions must go, says Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, foreign minister of Iran ...

As the US president's state visit looms, he's leaving a trail of broken promises across the globe. Britain can't afford to look like a lackey state, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall ...

Every sitting day in our parliament, we watch politicians verbally attack each other with minimal constructive debate ...

Despite the ache, I feel grateful to be a dad - and to have had one who taught me countless lessons worth passing on ...

The first lady has taken it upon herself to help children navigate AI. If she really wants to help, then she should ask her husband to stop gutting public education ...

Democracy means a society and system in which everyone's rights matter. Rapists count on this being untrue - and Trump is proving them right ...

The migration debate reflects deep uncertainties about the realities now facing these communities. That feels perilous to me, says playwright Beth Steel ...

It's not just landlords: many flatmates are now imposing draconian rules. But the real problem is a system that pits tenants against each other, says writer Kimi Chaddah ...