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Our captured flotilla colleagues have been subjected to violence and degrading conditions in an Israeli prison. This has only made us more determined, says Irish writer Naoise Dolan ...

The shadow justice secretary complained of a lack of integration in an area that has shown, time and time again, that it is for everyone, says Nazia Parveen, an assistant managing editor at the Guardian ...

A deterrent is one thing but I want revenge!

The Tory leader's intellectual meanderings have shrunk her party into little more than a holding pen for future Reform party candidates, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr ...

Failure to agree a common defence strategy risks emboldening Vladimir Putin. The squabbles have to stop, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre ...

Not speaking would go against everything I was taught to honour: the righteous among the nations - those who refused to be bystanders to injustice ...

Our brains are wired to believe new information, especially if it aligns with our views. But mistruths can have serious consequences ...

To the bewilderment of researchers like me, the historical racial fertility gap has shrunk. Conventional explanations for this come up short ...

Misfortunes shouldn't have to compete to be meaningful but a combination that fills me with dread is cancer and mental illness ...

When both Reform and the Liberal Democrats are eating your lunch, and even Nadine Dorries has abandoned ship, it might just be time to call it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ...