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As the bombing starts again, it's clear the president has dragged the US into a limitless fiasco - and the world into an economic quagmire, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall ...

After living here for years, I can see through that old stereotype. My tip: if your server is not full of bonhomie, why not try saying 'bonjour'? says journalist and editor Helen Massy-Beresford ...

The president's Orwellian speech on Thursday was just the latest instance of his denialism. It is up to us to resist ...

As prime minister, you will need a clear plan from the top. For that, look to an unlikely inspiration: Margaret Thatcher, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland ...

With cries of malfeasance and injustice over refereeing decisions, Fifa actions and even Argentina's run, the tournament is a mirror of a theory-pilled society ...

By relaxing visa rules, Beijing has two things on its mind - boosting its economy and improving its self-image, says Center for China and Globalization deputy secretary-general Zichen Wang ...

Meta touts safety features - but for women, the dangers of these recording devices are obvious ...

Pete Hegseth wants to win the war on Iran with a secret weapon: testosterone. Meanwhile, JD Vance is worried about how to eat an ice-cream, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ...

Plus, Trump pays out to E Jean Carroll, somnolent Little House on the Prairie, and why I'll be avoiding salad in the US ...

Watching Colombia v Switzerland outdoors with a throng of fans showed me how to improve British spirits, says Dan Hancox, a writer and editor covering music, politics and cities ...